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"name": "Why are stock futures down?",
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"text": "Stock futures experienced a dip due to ongoing geopolitical tensions, specifically the conflict between Israel and Iran, and investors are also anticipating the Federal Reserve's upcoming rate policy decision."
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"name": "how did major stock market indexes perform on Monday?",
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"text": "The Dow Jones Industrial Average, S&P 500, and Nasdaq Composite all closed with gains during Monday's regular trading session."
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"name": "What is the expected outcome of the Federal Reserve's meeting?",
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"text": "Market expectations, based on Fed funds futures trading data, strongly suggest that the Federal Reserve will maintain current interest rates at their existing target range of 4.25% to 4.50%."
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"name": "How have geopolitical shocks historically impacted the stock market?",
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"text": "Historically, the stock market has shown resilience to geopolitical shocks. An analysis of 25 such events as 1941 indicates average drawdowns of 4.6% over approximately 19 days, with recoveries to
