Markets don’t close on Liquid. Here’s your Sunday update. Saturday’s selloff has given way to a broad Sunday rebound, with more than 70% of the stock and ETF contracts tracked on Liquid now trading above Friday’s cash closes. Markets had been on edge over potential renewed US attacks on Iran. Trump’s statement that there would be no strike today has offered a temporary reprieve. That easing of immediate escalation fears appears to be contributing to the greener equity markets and the decline in oil, with WTI down 0.96% on Liquid versus Friday’s settlement. Fresh military action could change the picture in an instant. Memory chips are broadly participating in the recovery. $MU is up 1.94%, while the memory-focused $DRAM ETF has gained 1.71%. $SNDK and $WDC are also more than 1% above Friday’s closes, alongside optical networking name like $LITE. Neoclouds $NBIS and $CRWV are shrugging off Elon Musk’s bearish warning about “stranded compute” in partially completed data centres, with both stocks holding about 1% above Friday close. Brazil remains the standout. $EWZ is up 6.04% as voters decide the presidential runoff between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, putting the country firmly on traders’ radar ahead of the results. Crypto-linked stocks are showing a more uneven recovery. $PURR is up 1.67%, while $MSTR, $BMNR and $CRCL remain below Friday’s closes. $BTC is back above $80,000 but remains down 0.51% against Friday’s 4 PM ET reference. Weekend headlines: > Israel heads into Tuesday’s election with polls pointing to political deadlock, per Reuters. > Micron and Nvidia account for 34% of expected S&P 500 third-quarter earnings growth, per WSJ. > Apollo’s Torsten Slok says AI has delivered “zero payoff” outside tech, per Bloomberg. Next week brings the Fed decision on Wednesday as $GOOGL and $MSFT highlight a slate of earnings while US GDP and PCE inflation reports are due Thursday. Markets keep moving. Trade them 24/7 at liquid.trade Turn on post notifications for the latest moves and headlines.