Brent crude fell 4.3% to $96.34 — the first daily drop in a week — and it was the only reason stocks bounced at all. Oil had blown past $100 intraday on Thursday for the first time since the Iran war erupted, with WTI up 33% month-to-date. Friday's reprieve gave traders cover to nibble, not charge. The S&P 500 still stares down its second consecutive losing week, a streak Wall Street hasn't seen since March.

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