U.S. stock futures dipped Wednesday after Iran fired missiles at Kuwait and Bahrain, threatening the index's longest run since 1995

Crude oil surged nearly 8% – its best day since April 2 – after US strikes on Iran and Tehran's retaliation, stalling the S&P 500's rally even as software stocks soared.

(Bloomberg) -- US equity-index futures edged lower and oil held gains as efforts to revive a peace deal with Iran showed little progress.

U.S. stock futures were mixed on Wednesday, after a record close on Tuesday, as the Dow Jones and S&P 500 advanced but the Nasdaq 100 fell.

Stock futures were taking a breather Wednesday as a record run for the major indexes faced another stern test in the form of escalating U.S.-Iran hostilities and AI spending…

U.S. stock futures dipped Wednesday after Iran fired missiles at Kuwait and Bahrain, threatening the index's longest run since 1995

The S&P 500's 9-day win streak ended as geopolitical tensions tied to Iran drove a broad sell-off, with the Dow dropping over 450 points intraday.

Rising oil prices and Treasury yields weighed all three major indexes lower on Wednesday.

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