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Global Markets Rebound as Iran De-Escalation Hopes Lift Risk Appetite

Global financial markets showed signs of recovery on Wednesday, as renewed optimism over a potential resolution to the Iran conflict boosted equities while easing pressure on oil and the U.S. dollar.

Investors reacted to reports that Washington has presented a 15-point plan to end hostilities, even as Iran maintains a firm negotiating stance.

U.S. futures rally on diplomatic optimism

U.S. stock futures moved higher, signaling a potential rebound after recent declines:

  • Dow Jones Futures: +495 points (+1.1%)
  • S&P 500 Futures: +1.0%
  • Nasdaq 100 Futures: +1.2%

The gains reflect improving sentiment as markets price in the possibility of a ceasefire after nearly a month of escalating conflict.

However, underlying uncertainty remains:

  • Military activity continues across the Middle East
  • The U.S. is deploying additional forces
  • Some regional allies are pushing for continued escalation

At the same time, Iran has rejected claims of active negotiations, accusing Washington of signaling diplomacy to calm markets.

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