Live for the NASDAQ market site in the heart of New York City's Times Square, this is fast money, and here's what's on tap tonight.

Oil prices spike in a new four-year highs as the new deadline of reopen the straight-uport moves is fast approaching the latest out of the administration and what it all means for the markets.

And we're counting down to Friday CPI report with the latest data

suggests we could hear and what it could mean for the Fed's decision coming up later this month.

Plus, memory stocks catch a bid, how airlines are hoping to combat rising costs, and Tesla

sinks to a seven-month low. What's behind the latest reversal in that EV stock and how much

further one analyst said

it could drop. I am Frank Holland in for Melissa Lee. Coming to you live from Studio B right here at the

NASDAQ. On the desk tonight, we got Tim Seymour, Karen Feinerman, Dan, Nathan, and Guy Adami.

And we start with another volatile day as the markets try to digest the latest comments about the

Iran war from President Trump. The S&P taking a sharp leg lower in the afternoon as the president maintain a tuesday

8 p.m deadline for iran to open up or reopen the straight of four moves the benchmark did

later recover closing out a four out a fourth straight day of gains four days in a row there meanwhile

crudeo spiked on those same remarks w WTI and crew both settling right around 1-10 a barrel. For the latest on the war, let's get to our Megan Kassela at the White House. Megan, what's the latest? Frank, a lot of news from the White House today with the top line being the president is appearing at least for now to be holding firm to his latest deadline of

8 p.m. tomorrow for the Iranians to agree to some sort of a deal. Otherwise, at that point,

he says he'll be targeting civilian infrastructure across the country. Take a listen.

We're giving them, we're giving them till tomorrow, 8 o'clock Eastern Time, and after that, they're going to have no

bridges, they're going to have no power plants.

Stone ages, yeah.

Frank, clearly leaning into the idea of further escalation to come there.

But other times in those remarks to reporters today, he also talked

about negotiations being ongoing and said the White House at this point believes that the Iranians

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