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article premarket stocks rise as investors take heart from upbeat earnings dip
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AI-generatedU.S. equity futures rise on strong earnings season (83% beat rate, >18% EPS growth), offsetting geopolitical tensions (U.S.-Iran, Strait of Hormuz) that keep oil above $100. Brent and WTI fell slightly on the day. The commercial mechanism is broad-based earnings momentum supporting equity valuations, with oil price risk as a potential input cost headwind for energy-intensive sectors. No single company or product-level scarcity is identified.
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- S&P 500 E-minis up 23.75 points (0.33%)
- Brent crude futures fell 1.35% to $112.93
- U.S. crude dropped 2.3% to $104
- 83% of S&P 500 companies beat EPS estimates
- Projected earnings growth for S&P 500 over 18% for Q1
Oil price decline pressures upstream stocks, with a projected equity move of -1-3% in 48h.
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