Amy Morris

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Brent crude more than 3% lower near $100 a barrel.

WTI more than 2% lower near $99 a barrel.

The S&P gained 47 points, NASDAQ 250 points higher, the Dow gained 224 points, the 10-year Treasury yield at 4.32% and the 2-year yield at 3.8%.

Bitcoin is a quarter percent lower, near $68,000.

Nike shares fell 16% in regular trading after the company gave a gloomy outlook for the coming year with revenue expected to decline 2-4% in the current quarter.

The Supreme Court seems poised to reject President Trump's restrictions on birthright citizenship.

The president was there for the arguments, something no president has done before.

ACLU legal director Cecilia Wang urged the justices to declare Trump's executive order unconstitutional.

She spoke of the Congress that drafted the 14th Amendment.

They wanted to grow this country.

Justice Samuel Alito reminded the administration's lawyer, John Sauer, that the order could impact a substantial number of undocumented residents.

Trump left after about an hour, later posting on social media, quote, We are the only country in the world stupid enough to allow birthright citizenship.

The court is expected to issue its ruling in the early summer.

The U.S.

lifted sanctions on Venezuela's acting leader, Delce Rodriguez, to rebuild ties after Nicolas Maduro's capture.

The easing of restrictions is part of a broader strategy to revive Venezuela's economy while encouraging a political transition.

Rodriguez has moved to consolidate power and open Venezuela's oil industry to foreign investment, with the U.S.

resuming operations at its embassy in Caracas.

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