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Nasdaq rises 1% as chip names extend rebound, Trump says Iran wants to make a deal
The Nasdaq index rose by 1%, driven by a rebound in semiconductor stocks. Former President Trump stated that Iran is interested in making a deal, potentially easing geopolitical tensions. This follows a period where Wall Street slipped due to renewed US-Iran attacks.
Read the source · Investing.com ↗What it could mean
A rebound in tech and chip stocks could signal renewed investor confidence in growth sectors. De-escalation of US-Iran tensions, if materialized, could reduce geopolitical risk premiums in oil and other markets.
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- Geopolitical tensions could re-escalate
- Market rebound may be short-lived
- Trump's comments are not official policy
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