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Stocks open at record high as oil falls on Iran deal hopes

Brent crude dropped sharply at the open, aligning with early risk-on moves in US stocks.

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US stocks opened at record highs as early market sentiment improved alongside weakness in oil prices, according to NYT Business.

The outlet said Brent crude oil fell sharply, with the move tied to hopes for an Iran deal.

The combination of lower oil and improving stock momentum supported the record opening level for major US equities.

Latest closeWTI crude $80.00 ▼5.5%|Brent $83.63 ▼7.2%

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NYT BusinessStocks Open at Record High as Oil Falls on Hopes of Iran Deal

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