The Trump administration may announce an economic deal with Cuba soon, USA Today reports citing two unidentified people with knowledge of the plans.

Escalating hostilities in the Middle East and widening stress on oil shipping and infrastructure had global investors braced for more turbulence when trading resumes Sunday.

Bond investors are looking ahead to a series of inflation reports, including the consumer price index for February, at a moment when surging oil prices are largely dictating flows in the $31 trillion Treasury market.

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Strait of Hormuz transit remains near a standstill for a seventh day, with Iran-linked ships the only commercial vessels making the crossing in the past 24 hours.