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Tehran willing to accept compressed US deal schedule
Iranian state media reported that the government is prepared to shorten the deadline for a US agreement if certain requirements are fulfilled.
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Market Flow
Market order flow shows significant selling pressure
Recent trading data indicates a net imbalance of 1.7 billion shares sold in the S&P 500, 1.5 billion in the Nasdaq 100, and 357 million in the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
Bond Sales
US high-grade bond sales expected to hit record
Investors are set to issue a record $1.76 trillion in US high-grade bonds, according to market data.
S&P 500
S&P 500 ETF pauses near $765.59 after morning pullback
SPY traded at $765.39 following a dip from its session peak of $767.73. Traders are watching the $765.59 mark to see if the index can break through or retreat toward $764.37.
Markets
Tech stocks lift US indexes as Brent crude stabilizes
The Nasdaq-100 rose 1.2 percent while the S&P 500 gained 0.72 percent. Brent crude settled at $111.73 per barrel, reversing its previous decline, and the 10-year Treasury yield dropped to 4.976 percent.
Treasury Auctions
Treasury clears $177 billion in short-term debt sale
The government sold $177 billion in three and six month notes. Investor appetite for the shorter maturity improved, while interest in the longer term weakened slightly.
HotMarkets
Wall Street gains while crude oil prices drop
The Dow Jones index climbed Monday as energy costs eased. Tesla shares also advanced after receiving a positive analyst rating.
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