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US equity futures are down ahead of the opening bell due to rising oil prices surpassing $100 per barrel, indicating a potential negative market impact.

The US stock market is experiencing a decline pre-bell Monday, with the SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust (SPY) down 1%, amidst a surge in oil prices.

Citi's Kate Moore believes US large cap stocks are a safe haven in the current market, citing their resilience despite the ongoing war with Iran.

Global equity markets have lost $6 trillion in value since the war in Iran began, with investors pricing in a deeper and longer-lasting supply shock that could squeeze growth while reigniting inflation.

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IREN's $6 billion stock offering has caused a 8.5% drop in its shares, sparking dilution fears and raising concerns about the company's financial health.

Defense-tech stocks are experiencing a surge in popularity as the Iran conflict escalates, with cybersecurity and artificial intelligence stocks showing resilience in a volatile market.

US equity indexes fell this week due to a combination of escalating tensions in the Middle East and the impact on global markets, despite tech sector gains attempting to offset the losses.

US equity indexes declined due to weaker-than-expected February jobs data and rising oil prices, indicating a negative market reaction to economic indicators.

US equity indexes declined due to rising oil prices, sparking inflation concerns, ahead of the close on Friday.

US equity indexes experienced a decline after a surprise drop in nonfarm payrolls, while oil prices rose above $90 following Trump's demand for Iran to surrender.