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Stock Market Today: Dow Futures Rise, S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100 Futures Fall as Trump Signals Iran War to End ‘Fairly Soon’ — CRWV, TTWO, BW In Focus (UPDATED)
U.S. futures were mixed as Dow and S&P rose, Nasdaq fell. Trump cited Iran peace progress; markets see 82.2% odds of a December Fed hike.
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