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Monday was a risk-off day with a geopolitical fuse. The 60 day US and Iran memorandum expired with the Strait of Hormuz still contested, Brent pushed above 90 dollars, and the 30 year Treasury yield hit its highest level since 2007, which was enough to drag all three major indexes lower. The AI buildout kept spending anyway: Nvidia backstopped up to 105 billion dollars of financing for an OpenAI data center campus in southern Ohio, and Stripe closed its purchase of AI model router OpenRouter for more than 7 billion. Restaurants got a leadership shakeup at Wendy's and a drone delivery deal between Uber and Zipline. The Red Sox limped home after losing seven of nine, and New Hampshire spent the day arguing over school funding, charitable gaming money, and who pays for a bad day on Franconia Ridge.

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