U.S. stocks rally after Trump cancels planned Iran strikes; Dow ends at record 53,178
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Risk sentiment improved after Trump canceled planned strikes on Iran, citing deal parameters including reopening the Strait of Hormuz. WTI fell over 6%, easing geopolitical energy risk premia and contributing to lower Treasury yields, which supported a broad US equity rally to record highs. Strong earnings breadth (77% beats) reinforced the equity bid, while Boeing surged on improved cash flow and 737 Max 7 FAA clearance.
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U.S. stocks surged as markets reacted to expectations of a shift in Trump’s policy stance. The Dow closed at a record 53,178, while the S&P 500 rose 1.5% to 7,600 and the Nasdaq gained 2.1%. WTI crude futures fell more than 6% to $79.49 a barrel and Treasury yields declined across maturities. Boeing shares rose nearly 5% after its second-quarter results pointed to improving earnings and cash flow, and 77% of companies have beaten expectations.
