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TradingKey - At 8:15 AM ET, the three major U.S. stock index futures reversed losses to turn positive in pre-market trading. Dow Jones futures and S&P 500 futures both rose over 0.2%, while Nasdaq 100 futures gained more than 0.5%.

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TradingKey - Gold and silver prices have recently experienced sharp volatility amid the interplay of macroeconomic and geopolitical variables. After hitting periodic highs, gold underwent a rapid retracement while silver simultaneously came under pressure. This dramatic reversal in price action has fueled intensifying debate over whether the bull market has reached its peak.

TradingKey - During the US pre-market session on Wednesday, March 4, cryptocurrencies rallied collectively. Bitcoin hit a high of $71,882.8, up over 6%, marking its highest price since early February. Ethereum broke above $2,000, rising more than 6%. Both have recouped the losses sustained since the outbreak of the US-Iran conflict.

Tradingkey - On Tuesday, U.S. equities extended their slide as rising oil prices and the specter of war in Iran rippled through global markets. The Dow Jones Industrial Average at one point plunged more than 1,000 points.

TradingKey - Influenced by Middle East tensions and U.S. inflation data, market expectations for the Federal Reserve's rate cut trajectory this year continue to narrow, as investors' initial bets on multiple rate cuts are being gradually revised.

TradingKey - As the US-Iran conflict escalates, crude oil prices have surged recently. Brent crude rose by approximately 30% within four days of the conflict's outbreak, reaching the $85 per barrel level. Analysts noted that oil prices have failed to break through the symbolic $100 mark and are even

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TradingKey — The sudden escalation of tensions in the Middle East has triggered global market volatility. On March 4, Japanese and South Korean stock markets fell sharply, with South Korean markets triggering intraday circuit breakers, becoming one of the most volatile markets under the impact of this round of geopolitical risks.

TradingKey - On Wednesday, March 4, the US-Iran conflict continued to weigh on Asian markets. By the close of the South Korean stock market, the benchmark KOSPI Index triggered intraday circuit breakers for the second consecutive day and closed sharply lower, falling 12.11% today. Heavyweight Samsun

TradingKey - On Tuesday local time, the escalation of conflict in the Middle East triggered intense global market volatility. Gold (XAUUSD), bonds, and stocks fell in tandem, an unconventional movement that shattered the conventional logic of "buying safe havens during turmoil and trading stocks during stability."

The three major U.S. indices plunged in unison, while Circle’s share price bucked the trend and surged. What is the outlook for its future trajectory?

TradingKey - Seoul’s equity market suffered its sharpest shock on Wednesday morning, with panic spreading quickly after the opening bell. The benchmark KOSPI Index tumbled more than 5% within minutes of the open, breaching the key 5,500-point psychological threshold.

As US-Iran tensions continue to escalate, gold prices saw a sudden plunge. Has the metal already peaked?

TradingKey - On March 4, the benchmark indices of Japan and South Korea opened under pressure and trended lower. South Korea’s KOSPI Index opened down 3.44%, with intraday losses widening to as much as 6% before narrowing. In the Japanese market, the Nikkei 225 Index opened 1.4% lower and continued to decline, breaking below the 55,000 psychological level during intraday trading.

U.S. markets faced a broad sell-off as escalating Middle East tensions and significant energy supply disruptions from Qatar and Iraq pressured investor sentiment. While indices recovered slightly from intraday lows, the focus remains on the Strait of Hormuz blockade and soaring commodity prices.

TradingKey — In US pre-market trading on March 3, energy sector stocks saw collective movement, with share prices of several related companies rallying significantly to become the primary drivers of the pre-market gainers list. Meanwhile, the three major US indices trended lower across the board.

TradingKey - At 8:50 AM ET on March 3, pre-market US stock futures weakened across the board, while the commodities market showed significant divergence, with crude oil continuing to climb and precious metals facing short-term pressure. As conflicts in the Middle East continue to escalate, Trump’s vow to strike Iran "at all costs" has further exacerbated market panic.

TradingKey - Amid intensifying geopolitical tensions, investors once bet on risk premiums in precious metals and safe-haven assets. On February 28, 2026, the United States and Israel launched localized air strikes against Iran. The strikes resulted in the death of Iran’s Supreme Leader and triggered multi-directional retaliatory actions across the region. Subsequently, Trump declared that strikes against Iran would be pursued "at all costs."

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