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US Equity Futures Climb as Crude Oil Price Dips: Markets Wrap

Bloomberg Markets Sunday 25 October 2026, 22:09 UTC By Toby Alder 1 min read
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US stock futures advanced and crude oil retreated as traders weighed the latest geopolitical developments over Iran and looked ahead to a string of central bank rate decisions this week.

US stock futures advanced and crude oil retreated as traders weighed the latest geopolitical developments over Iran and looked ahead to a string of central bank rate decisions this week.
US Equity Futures Climb as Crude Oil Price (ORG) Markets Wrap US (ORG) Iran (LOCATION) central bank (ORG)
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