Oil Crash Fuels Chip Relief Rally Amid Mixed Indices
- Oil prices plunged 7-8% as U.S.-Iran halted strikes, with WTI at $83.20 and Brent at $89.33.
- Memory stocks surged in relief: MU +3%, SK Hynix +6%,...

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