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The major averages turned lower once again following two days of gains as investors balance oil prices against still-elevated geopolitical risk. The move follows a series of volatile sessions where markets have swung sharply based on headlines tied to the Middle East conflict and energy supply disruptions. Reports of fresh attacks on Iranian energy infrastructure have already caused intraday swings in both oil and equity futures.Meanwhile, traders are focused on the upcoming rate policy decision from the Federal Reserve, which is anticipated to maintain interest rates but could alter its forward guidance in response to the recent energy-driven inflation shock. Oil has been climbing once again, while gold has dropped below $4,900 per ounce.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:General Millsreportedand reiterated its FY26 outlookMacy'sreportedand revenue and provided guidance for FY26Lululemonreportedand provided its outlook for Q1 and FY26Coupangannounced its collaboration with Nvidiahas helped it createInspireMDreported2. WALL STREET CALLS:CitiConstellationto Buy on better beer trendsTruistBlockto Buy following 40% reduction in forceTrade Deskat Rosenblatt and Stifel amid pressures from agenciesRBC CapitalStarbucksto Sector Perform on balanced risk/rewardCF Industriesto Underperform at Mizuho3. AROUND THE WEB:Metahas failed to stop illegal ads for high-risk financial products running on its platforms in Britain, Reuters saysMicrosoftis weighing legal action against Amazonand OpenAI over a $50B deal that may breach its exclusive cloud partnership with OpenAI, FT reportsThe U.S. government confirmed that Teslais the customer behind LG Energy Solution's $4.3B LFP battery supply deal, ending speculation since the contract was disclosed last July, Electrek saysGoogleis in discussions with Envicool and other Chinese firms on buying liquid cooling equipment for data centers, Reuters reportsNebiusintends to raise about $3.75B in convertible debt to use for its data center expansion and to purchase customized chips, and plans to offer the notes in two series, at $2B due in 2031 and $1.75B in 2033, Bloomberg says4. MOVERS:Ovid Therapeuticsgains afterPhase 1 clearance for OV4071, and results for Q4Nextnavand Energy Vaultincreases afternVent Electrichigher in New York after updating its three-yearGeminilower after Citithe stock to SellSailPointfalls afterand providing guidance for FY275. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Williams-Sonomaand provided guidance for FY26Spire Globaland provided guidance for Q1 and FY26Jabiland raised its guidance for FY26Weibo, with EPS missing consensusOrbit International, with EPS and revenue lower year-over-yearINDEXES:Near midday, the Dow was down 0.90%, or 424.40, to 46,568.86, the Nasdaq was down 0.55%, or 125.44, to 22,356.75, and the S&P 500 was down 0.56%, or 37.51, to 6,678.58.

Stock futures are lower as investors balance oil prices against still-elevated geopolitical risk. The move follows a series of volatile sessions where markets have swung sharply based on headlines tied to the Middle East conflict and energy supply disruptions. Reports of fresh attacks on Iranian energy infrastructure have already caused intraday swings in both oil and equity futures.At the same time, investors are closely focused on the Federal Reserve, which is expected to hold interest rates steady but could shift its forward guidance in response to the recent energy-driven inflation shock. Rising fuel costs are keeping inflation expectations elevated, and markets are beginning to question whether rate cuts will be pushed further out or reduced altogether if oil remains above $100. Adding fuel to expectations that the Fed may remain on hold is this morning's data that showed that U.S. wholesale inflation rose more than expected in February.In pre-market trading, S&P 500 futures fell 0.41%, Nasdaq futures fell 0.37% and Dow futures fell 0.46%.Check out this morning's top movers from around Wall Street, compiled by The Fly.HIGHER -Coupangup 1% after announcing that its collaboration with Nvidiahas helped Coupang create an "AI factory" which is accelerating new innovations across the company's e-commerce logistics and delivery servicesUP AFTER EARNINGS -InspireMDup 14%Macy'sup 6%Spire Globalup 3%DOWN AFTER EARNINGS -SailPointdown 12%Weibodown 4%Lululemondown 2%Jabildown 2%One Stop Systemsdown 2%General Millsdown 1%Cibusup 1%LOWER -Trade Deskdown 5% after AdAgePublicis Groupeis telling clients it will no longer recommend Trade Deskas a demand-side platform for digital media buying following a recently completed audit

Reports Q4 revenue $3.1M, consensus $2.63M. "We continue to see robust early momentum in our U.S. business with CGuard Prime and growing demand internationally for CGuard as we build a platform designed to position us to be a global leader in the treatment of carotid artery disease and the prevention of stroke," said Marvin Slosman, CEO of InspireMD. "In addition, we are committed to advancing CGuard Prime for use in TCAR procedures. Once approved, this will potentially double our addressable U.S. market opportunity. We expect more catalysts in 2026 that may accelerate the adoption of our next-generation stent platform and the growth of our business."

The Company is providing its initial expectations for full year 2026. Management currently expects revenue for the full year 2026 to be in the range of $13 million to $15 million, reflecting expected revenue growth of approximately 45% to 65% over 2025.