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Trump plays down Iran strikes as markets rebound

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President Trump said military strikes against Iran are unlikely, while Secretary of State Marco Rubio criticised Tehran's negotiating demands. Meanwhile, stock markets bounced back after a tech-driven selloff that had pushed the Nasdaq into correction territory, though investors remain wary about whether the gains will hold. Separately, the US Justice Department announced rewards of up to $50 million combined for information on three Tren de Aragua gang leaders.

Why now: A mix of geopolitical tension over Iran, a volatile stock market recovery, and a major DOJ reward announcement is driving broad news interest.

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US stocks rebound after AI rout · Financial Times
Trump Says Strikes Unlikely as Rubio Slams Iran’s Demands · Bloomberg.com
Stocks rebound after tech selloff that pushed Nasdaq into correction · CBS News
Nasdaq Rises 1%. Can the Gains Be Trusted? · Barron's
Rewards up to combined $50M for three Tren de Aragua leaders following Homeland Security Task Force investigation · Department of Justice (.gov)
Markets realise they hate America’s blue wave · The Economist

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