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21.03.2026

Jesse Cohen: Dow futures climb 300 points as Trump mulls winding down Iran war — Dow futures jump 300 after Trump comment

Dow futures rose by 300 points, or 0.6 percent, after Donald Trump indicated he is considering winding down the Iran war.

Jesse Cohen shared the update, highlighting strong market interest on a weekend session often followed by retail investors. The move reflects immediate market reaction to possible geopolitical shifts related to U.S. foreign policy.

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The renewed optimism in equity markets amid potential de-escalation in the Iran conflict also draws attention to earlier warnings about energy market volatility, such as the drone attack targeting a UAE refinery that threatened to drive oil prices higher. These geopolitical developments and their market implications remain central themes, much like the recent coverage of Nvidia’s Q4 earnings surge, underscoring the significant impact that global events can have across both technology and energy sectors.

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