特朗普喊“买”、放话不想轰炸伊朗，美股指涨超1%、美油涨超3%

Group 1 - President Trump publicly encouraged stock purchases, stating that if trade agreements and tax cuts yield results, investors should buy stocks now [1][3] - Following Trump's remarks, major U.S. stock indices rose significantly, with the S&P 500 increasing by over 1%, the Nasdaq by nearly 1.9%, and the Dow Jones gaining over 600 points at one point [1][3] - The U.S. and U.K. reached an agreement on tariff trade terms, which contributed to the stock market rally, with the U.K. agreeing to concessions on U.S. food and agricultural imports in exchange for reduced tariffs on U.K. car exports [3] Group 2 - Trump's announcement of a trade zone for aluminum and steel with the U.K. led to significant stock movements, with companies like Kaiser Aluminum and U.S. Steel seeing gains [4] - Boeing's stock rose over 4% after Trump announced that the U.K. agreed to purchase $10 billion worth of Boeing aircraft [6] - Conversely, toy giant Mattel's stock fell nearly 5% after Trump threatened to impose a 100% tariff on its toys if the company moved operations out of the U.S. [7] Group 3 - International oil prices surged following Trump's comments about not wanting to bomb Iran, with WTI crude oil rising over 3% and Brent crude nearing $63 [8][11] - WTI crude oil reached a high of $60 during trading, reflecting a daily increase of 3.3% [9][10] - Trump's previous threats to sanction countries purchasing oil from Iran were contrasted with his recent statements indicating a potential flexibility in negotiations regarding Iran's nuclear program [14]