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Stocks in the US turned negative in afternoon trading as markets weighed Federal Reserve rate-cut prospects and escalating Middle East tensions. The S&P 500 declined 0.3%, the Nasdaq slid 0.7%, and the Dow pulled back by 40 points. Fed Governor Waller’s suggestion that rate cuts could arrive as early as July contrasted sharply with Chair Jerome Powell’s more cautious, data-dependent stance. Semiconductor shares—including Nvidia, Broadcom, and TSMC—dropped over 1% after reports indicated the US may revoke export waivers. Geopolitical jitters intensified when President Trump postponed a decision on US military involvement in the Israel-Iran conflict for two weeks, even as Israel escalated strikes on strategic Iranian targets. Friday’s “triple witching” expiration added volatility, prompting a rebound in shorter-dated Treasuries and driving two-year yields down four basis points. On the week, the S&P 500 and Nasdaq gained of 0.2% and 0.5%, respectively, while the Dow rose 0.3%.

US Stocks Fall on Fed Split and Rising Middle East Risks

US gasoline futures hovered around $2.32 per gallon, pausing their climb toward August highs as markets absorbed President Trump’s decision to delay any US military intervention in the Iran–Israel conflict for up to two weeks, allowing room for diplomacy. Although Iran’s export infrastructure remains intact, lingering fears over the security of the Strait of Hormuz, a vital corridor for roughly 20% of global seaborne oil, continue to underpin risk premiums. Meanwhile, EIA data showed a modest 209,000-barrel build in U.S. gasoline stocks for the week to June 13th, even as domestic production plunged by 295,000 barrels to 386,000, tightening the supply of refined fuel.

Gasoline Halts Rally Near August Highs

Heating oil futures eased toward $2.55 per gallon, down from a five-month high of $2.60 seen June 19th, after President Trump’s announcement that he will defer any US intervention in the Israel–Iran conflict for up to two weeks defused the immediacy of a Middle East supply shock. Nevertheless, underlying fundamentals remain firmly supportive. Ultra-low-sulfur diesel futures, which mirror heating oil’s distillate feedstock, remain elevated on fears that strikes in Tehran could choke Hormuz flows and curb Gulf exports, while US crude stocks plunged 11.5?million barrels in the week to June?13th—the largest draw in a year—and refiners ran near capacity to meet diesel, marine-fuel and summer-blend demand, leaving scant spare product. War-risk surcharges on tanker freight and insurance, coupled with high feedstock costs and the threat of further escalation, sustain speculative interest and limit any further decline in heating oil prices.

Heating Oil Drops

US stocks were mixed in the afternoon trading as investors weighed geopolitical tensions, Federal Reserve policy signals, and pressure on semiconductor stocks. The S&P 500 was mostly flat, the Nasdaq fell 0.3%, while the Dow edged up 0.2%, supported by optimism over potential Fed rate cuts as early as July, suggested by Governor Christopher Waller. His remarks offered a contrast to Fed Chair Powell’s earlier stance that the central bank remains in no rush to ease policy, especially with inflation risks tied to President Trump’s tariffs. Meanwhile, chip stocks like Nvidia, Broadcom, and TSMC declined over 1% after reports indicated the US may revoke export waivers, adding fresh concerns for the sector. On the geopolitical front, markets remained tense as Trump delayed a decision on US military involvement in the Iran-Israel conflict, leaving room for diplomatic negotiations. For the week, the S&P 500 rose 0.2%, the Dow gained 0.3%, and the Nasdaq added 0.5%.

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