Crypto news, Reuters reported that on Wednesday, the MSCI Global Stock Index rose due to an unexpected decline in U.S. inflation data and strong earnings reports. Although tensions between the U.S. and Iran continued to escalate, oil prices pulled back. The U.S. Department of Labor said that in June, the Producer Price Index fell 0.3% month-on-month, below economists’ expectations. Meanwhile, the U.S. carried out another round of strikes on Iran’s coastal defense system and missile storage facilities, and Iran warned it would shut down energy exports from more regions. The Dow Jones Industrial Average rose by 172.89 points, up 0.33%; the S&P 500 rose by 12.74 points, up 0.17%; and the Nasdaq Composite rose by 86.70 points, up 0.33%.

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VolChrysanthemum
· 5h ago
Cooling inflation works even better than going to war—stocks immediately take off.
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LeverageAntidote
· 5h ago
Did the drop in oil prices happen by coincidence, or is someone controlling the market? The US is both striking Iran and reducing inflation—this move is truly incredible.
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WhaleInAGlassBottle
· 5h ago
With strong data and the start of the earnings season boosting momentum, market sentiment was instantly ignited. However, the long-term impact of this US-Iran conflict on energy supply hasn’t fully played out yet—if oil prices are falling, it may just be a short-term sentiment adjustment. Be cautious when going long.
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MEVScout
· 5h ago
Producer prices fell by 0.3%—is this weakness in demand, or did the supply chain get fixed? It feels like the positive signal is a bit hollow, but the market is buying it.
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