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Stock futures jump as tech shares gain, U.S.-Iran agree to halt hostilities: Live updates

Global markets surge as U.S.-Iran ceasefire eases tensions and tech stocks lead the rally

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U.S. stock futures are climbing amid reports of a temporary halt to hostilities between the U.S. and Iran, reducing geopolitical risks. Tech shares are driving gains, while oil prices remain subdued due to the de-escalation. Investors appear relieved by the reduced threat of escalation, though inflation and rate hike concerns persist in some sectors.

Coverage from MSN, Yahoo Finance, TradingView, and Bloomberg highlights the immediate market reaction, with futures for the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow all rising. The focus is on tech-driven gains, while gold prices dip as inflation fears soften slightly. Analysts note the shift from defensive assets to riskier equities.

Watch for follow-up on whether the ceasefire holds, its impact on oil prices, and whether tech sector momentum sustains broader market gains. Uncertainty remains over long-term inflation and monetary policy responses.

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Quick answers

Are U.S. stock markets already open today?

No—these are futures movements, not actual trading sessions.

Is the ceasefire permanent or temporary?

Coverage does not yet specify the duration of the halt to hostilities.

Which sectors are benefiting most from the rally?

Tech shares are leading gains, while oil-linked sectors remain muted.

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