All Iranian Missiles Intercepted, Says CENTCOM After Surprise Attack: Dow Futures Rise 63 Points, Oil Reverses Losses With Nearly 4% Gains
U.S. futures rose as oil jumped after the U.S. intercepted an Iranian missile attack, renewing Middle East supply fears.
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Why It Matters
When scary news about Middle East conflicts happens, oil prices sometimes jump because people worry about fuel supplies getting cut off. Traders then feel less nervous about the economy, so stock futures go up—but this could change quickly if the situation shifts.
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