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"headline": "6:00 AM Flash: Oil Surges After Fresh Attacks on Iran",
"script_teleprompter": "Good morning. Here's your six AM market flash.
Right now the S and P is trading at seventy four thousand six hundred eighty three. Gold is sitting at four thousand five hundred forty seven dollars. Oil has jumped to ninety eight dollars a barrel.
We begin with a breaking alert. Oil prices are strengthening sharply after fresh attacks on Iran sent shockwaves through the energy market. The move is lifting shares across the energy sector and putting fresh pressure on inflation expectations this morning.
Wall Street’s biggest private investment funds are increasingly turning to their own in-house insurers as the go-to buyer for deals that traditional markets won’t touch.
Meanwhile, corporate bonds look like a great deal on the surface, but analysts warn investors may not be looking closely enough at the underlying risks.
And in a fascinating turnaround story, Nvidia is showing echoes of Apple’s twenty eighteen comeback, with fresh signs that the chipmaker may be entering its next major growth phase.
In other news, Venezuela has hired a prominent socialist banker to fix its battered finances and lure back foreign investors.
This is Miss Vicky from the Options Desk at VixShield, where it's not news till we talk about it. Stay with us as Russell Clark joins with more analysis.",
"script_published": "Good morning. Here's your 6 AM market flash.
Right now the S and P is trading at 74,683. Gold is sitting at $4,547. Oil has jumped to $98 a barrel.
We begin with a breaking alert. Oil prices are strengthening sharply after fresh attacks on Iran sent shockwaves through the energy market. The move is lifting shares across the energy sector and putting fresh pressure on inflation expectations this morning.
Wall Street’s biggest private investment funds are increasingly turning to their own in-house insurers as the go-to buyer for deals that traditional markets won’t touch.
Meanwhile, corporate bonds look like a great deal on the surface, but analysts warn investors may not be looking closely enough at the underlying risks.
And in a fascinating turnaround story, Nvidia is showing echoes of Apple’s 2018 comeback, with fresh signs that the chipmaker may be entering its next major growth phase.
In other news, Venezuela has hired a prominent socialist banker to fix its battered finances and lure back foreign investors.
This is Miss Vicky from the Options Desk at VixShield, where it's not news till we talk about it. Stay with us as Russell Clark joins with more analysis."
}
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