US Stocks Wobble as Iran Peace Talks Falter
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- S&P 500 holds above 7,100 points, near record highs but gains capped by rising oil prices.
- Nasdaq continues its longest winning streak since 1992, keeping the tech rally alive.
- Iran peace talks falter, pushing oil prices up and spurring market volatility.
- Dow wobbles as investors weigh Iran peace odds.
Why it matters: Energy sector investors profit from rising oil prices, while the S&P 500 stalls just above 7,100 points, curbing broader equity upside and signaling heightened risk for growth stocks.
