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U.S. stock futures dipped after Wall Street closed lower, while Alphabet fell 3% as its AI spending forecast climbed to $205 billion.
Asian markets finished higher, led by a 4.4% jump in South Korea’s Kospi.
Oil prices surged after a tanker was hit near Saudi Arabia and Trump threatened strikes on Iranian infrastructure.
Bitcoin moved above $66,000 ahead of a Senate vote on the Clarity Act after Trump accepted an ethics provision.

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