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  1. US Market Open: Crude benchmarks firm as Israel and Iran exchange strikes, DXY capped by 100 mark, NQ pares some recent losses
  2. US Market Open: US futures continue declines, NQ underperforms in post-AVGO sell-off into NFP
  3. US Market Open: Dollar and Crude pull back, ES and NQ weighed on by AVGO and CRWD earnings
  4. US Market Open: Crude firms on US-Iran flare up; DXY firms, NQ outperforms; ADP monthly due
  5. US Market Open: Equities broadly supported following constructive US-Iran comments
  6. US Market Open: DXY firms in tandem with Energy benchmarks amidst a US and Iran flare-up; Stocks firm as NVDA/MSFT unveil PC chip
  7. US Market Open: Crude a little lower on geopolitical optimism, US equity futures mostly unchanged, bourses outperform; Fed speak ahead
  8. US Market Open: USD and Energy firm, but off highs in thin newsflow after US-Iran flare-up
  9. US Market Open: US equity futures firm, Crude rebounds as CENTCOM conducts "self defence" strikes in Iran
  10. US Market Open: DXY firms alongside crude, equities broadly bid despite some Chinese ADRs hit; Waller and Warsh ahead
  11. US Market Open: Indices broadly lower as energy rebounds, NVIDIA a touch firmer post-earnings
  12. US Market Open: NQ +0.8% into NVIDIA earnings and as Brent moves below $110/bbl; FOMC minutes ahead
  13. US Market Open: NQ -0.6% as tech pulls back, European bourses firm with oil/yields lower
  14. US Market Open: Brent pulls back from $112/bbl as Trump warns Iran, USTs hit fresh contract low, Equites lower
  15. US Market Open: Stocks hit as Yields/Energy firm on renewed fears of US-Iran conflict resumption
  16. US Market Open: Constructive US/China summit boosts ES and NQ, US said to approve some H200 chip sales, NVDA +2%; US data/Fed speak ahead
  17. US Market Open: Equities broadly in the green with US/China summit looming; GBP continues lower as domestic politics dominates
  18. US Market Open: Starmer vows to stay on and fight; USTs softer as US CPI awaits
  19. US Market Open: US equity futures little moved despite lack of US-Iran progress
  20. US Market Open: Crude pares initial strength after Trump suggests the ceasefire remains in place following US-Iran clashes, NFP report ahead

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