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US stock futures and markets rose as investors evaluated Middle East ceasefire prospects

US stock futures edged higher as investors assessed prospects for a ceasefire in the Middle East conflict. The Nasdaq opened higher during trading. Market movements appeared linked to developments in ceasefire negotiations.

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Reuters
US stock futures edge up as investors assess Mideast ceasefire prospects - Reuters
cautious market assessment
Wall Street Journal
Nasdaq Opens Higher on Cease-Fire Efforts - WSJ
positive market response
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RReutersCENTER159d ago

“US stock futures edge up as investors assess Mideast ceasefire prospects - Reuters”

WSJWall Street JournalRIGHT-CENTER159d ago

“Nasdaq Opens Higher on Cease-Fire Efforts - WSJ”

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US stock futures rose
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