2026-03-24
13 分钟President Trump says there are talks with Iran and hints at an end to the war.
But Iran says there's no discussions with the U.S.
On Wall Street, investors tracked Trump's comments, sending stocks soaring and oil tumbling.
So the mood has pretty much flipped entirely on its head.
Last week it was, you know, let's buy energy stocks, let's maybe go back to our safe havens.
The mood is different today.
Folks want to take on a bit more risk because this is good news.
And the U.S. Supreme Court appears sympathetic to Republican arguments
against mail-in ballots that arrive after Election Day.
It's Monday, March 23rd.
I'm Danny Lewis for The Wall Street Journal, filling in for Alex Osela.
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President Trump today said the U.S. Military would postpone strikes on Iranian power plants
and energy infrastructure for five days following,
quote, productive talks between Washington and Tehran.
He said talks would continue today.
He told reporters there were several points of agreement between the U.S.
And Iran over a potential deal to end the war.
Trump said a deal with Iran would prohibit nuclear weapons and involve regime change.