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Stock Market Today: Oil Ticks Up After Weekend of Fighting in Mideast

Oil steadies near $90 as U.S. strikes Iran for a ninth day, nudging U.S. stocks higher.

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Oil is holding near $90 a barrel while the United States continues strikes on Iran into a ninth day, and U.S. stock indices are showing modest gains. Coverage highlights that qz.com reported oil hitting $90 and stocks rising, Reuters examined why oil prices have not surged despite five months of a U.S.-Iran war, and the Wall Street Journal noted oil holding near $90 with stock futures edging higher.

Future attention will focus on any further escalation in the U.S.-Iran conflict, subsequent oil price movements, and the direction of U.S. equity markets as indicated by ongoing market data.

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What price is oil trading at?

Oil is near $90 per barrel, according to reports from qz.com and the Wall Street Journal.

How long have U.S. strikes on Iran continued?

The strikes are in their ninth day, as noted by qz.com.

How are U.S. stock markets responding?

Stocks are rising and futures are edging higher, per coverage from qz.com and the Wall Street Journal.

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