Karen Moscow

700, 6,600, and then even going down maybe to the 200 daily moving average.

Now, on the flip side, if we could break back over that 7,000 range, it could portend, you know, further upside for the S&P.

So we're watching that all very closely.

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Karen, it is risk off across markets with a third day of attacks underway across the Middle East.

Blasts have been heard this morning in Bahrain, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates and Qatar as Iran targets U.S.

interests in the region.

President Trump says the bombing campaign against Iran could last for weeks.

He's calling on the Islamic Republic's remaining leaders to give up.

President Trump spoke in a new social media post late yesterday.

The president told The New York Times he's willing to drop sanctions on Iran if its new leader is pragmatic.

But in an interview with ABC News, he said his favored choices after the death of Iran's supreme leader have all died in the attacks.

Iran's security chief says Tehran won't negotiate with the U.S.

And this morning, Kuwait's army said a number of U.S.

fighter jets had crashed, but all crew members survived.

Iran's semi-official Fars news agency says 555 people have been killed in U.S.

and Israeli attacks.