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S&P 500 Up 13% Six Months Into Iran War, and History Says That's Normal
Source: benzinga.com
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Military action in Iran that began in February has pushed oil prices higher, but equity markets have remained resilient. Six months after the strikes began, the stock market is up 13%, indicating that investors have largely absorbed the geopolitical and energy-price shock.
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