Trump says U.S. will strike great deal with Iran
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- Trump says the U.S. will secure a "great deal" with Iran, even as he rejects extending the ceasefire set to expire Wednesday.
- Iran faces a renewed naval and air strike campaign, with Trump claiming U.S. forces have "taken out" its navy, air force, and leaders.
- S&P 500 slipped into red territory as oil prices rose ahead of the Iran ceasefire deadline.
- CNBC aired Trump’s interview on "Squawk Box" and reported the market slide.
- Globe and Mail reports that U.S. and Iran are preparing a new round of talks as the ceasefire deadline approaches.
- Google News notes the S&P 500 moved into the red as oil prices climbed ahead of the ceasefire deadline.
Why it matters: U.S. oil firms stand to profit as oil prices climb, while equity investors face losses from the S&P 500 slide ahead of the Iran cease‑fire deadline on Wednesday. Higher energy costs will tighten consumer budgets.
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