The bell is bringing an end to the trading day at the NYSC, the Barton School of Business at

Wichita State University ringing the bell and at the NASDAQ, it's Winchester Bank Corp.

Welcome to closing bell over time, live from Studio B at the NASDAQ market site.

I'm Mike Santoli.

Melissa Lee is off today.

Stocks slightly higher on the day, but some intraday swings as investors balance out

hopes for a ceasefire

with some aggressive comments from the president hinting at possible escalation from here,

much more on the markets and a live report from the White House coming up. But as Iran news

dominates the markets, here are some other stories on our radar at the close. Morgan Stanley

out with a new report on the impact of AI on jobs. Is it as dire as some predictions we've heard? Plus, OpenAI

racing toward an IPO, we've got more news from the company coming up. And as Michigan and

Yukon get ready to do battle on the court, we'll look at the battles in court facing the

predictions markets. But let's begin with the markets, the court. We'll look at the battles in court facing the predictions markets.

But let's begin with the markets, the numbers. Christina Parks and Nevelers is here with all of them.

Hey, Christina. Hi, Mike. Well, the Dow S&PF00 and the NASDAQ all coming off their best week since November, even as geopolitical risk hangover the market.

Oil prices were on the move again today, WTI briefly topping

$114 a barrel before closing around 112, I should say, energy up on those oil moves with APA,

EQT, and Exxon Mobil leading the S&P 500 energy sector higher. There were, of course, like you

mentioned, renewed peace hopes that also sparked

a rebound in crypto, shares of Micro Strategy, Coinbase, Robin Hood, all gaining at least,

well, we shouldn't say maybe not Robin Hood. They actually came down, but most of the pack

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