Oil-fueled market bounce as Iran peace-talk hopes surface

Futures rose after reports the U.S. sent Iran a peace plan to end the war, but the regular session finished with the major indices lower (S&P 500 -0.37%, Nasdaq -0.84%, Dow -0.18%). Trump said talks with Iran are ongoing and The New York Times reported a 15-point peace plan delivered via Pakistan, though Iran denied direct talks. Oil prices climbed, seen as the key market driver along with interest rates. Chewy and Paychex are due to report earnings before the bell, while seven of 11 GICS sectors rose and energy led gains; after-hours moves included KB Home, GameStop, and Braze. Stock futures opened higher again Tuesday night, with Dow futures up ~317 points and S&P/Nasdaq futures higher as well.
- Stock futures rise on report that the U.S. has sent Iran a plan to end the war: Live updates CNBC
- Trump’s rehashed 15-point Iran plan unlikely to appease Tehran The Guardian
- Oil prices pare gains after reports of US plan aimed at ending Middle East war Reuters
- United States Said to Have Sent Iran a Plan to End the Middle East War The New York Times
- Report lays out Trump's conditions for ending war, but says Israel fears he'll instead push for a monthlong ceasefire The Times of Israel
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