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Unusual oil and stock futures activity preceded a Trump social media post on Iran talks, fueling a brief but sharp market rally. The gains reversed after Iran denied negotiations, leaving traders questioning the timing.

Shares of major cruise operators declined sharply Thursday, led by Carnival and Royal Caribbean, as a spike in oil prices above $99 renewed investor anxiety over rising fuel costs and future profitability.

U.S. stocks tumbled sharply on Thursday, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average dropping over 550 points. The sell-off was driven by a spike in oil prices above $100 a barrel and fresh strains in private credit markets.

Royal Caribbean Group has launched reservations for over 50 Celebrity Cruises Galapagos voyages set for 2028, emphasizing its upscale, destination-focused strategy. The company's stock declined 1.9% alongside peers, while oil prices fell sharply.

Shares of major cruise operators declined Monday, led by Norwegian Cruise Line after it warned of uncertain fuel costs and issued a below-consensus profit outlook for 2026. The selloff coincided with a sharp jump in oil prices due to Middle East tensions.

Shares of major cruise operators declined Monday, led by Norwegian Cruise Line, after the company issued a cautious profit forecast citing volatile fuel expenses. The sell-off coincided with a sharp jump in oil prices following escalated geopolitical tensions.

Manufacturing input costs surged to their highest level since October 2022, according to the ISM report, while the S&P 500 ended nearly flat. Investors are now focused on key labor market data due later this week.

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings has placed an order for three new ships with Italian shipbuilder Fincantieri for delivery in 2036 and 2037, triggering a 7.6% stock decline amid investor concerns over future capital expenditures.