WS #10557

The dominant signal in this window is the Senate's approval of a war power resolution preventing Trump from continuing the war with Iran, corroborated by multiple sources (Bluesky posts). This is a significant counter-signal to the prevailing Iran conflict narrative, potentially de-escalating geopolitical risk. Separately, the GOOGL DJIA replacement is confirmed by PRNewswire, but this is a stale headline from prior windows. New developments include: Germany's rail network halted by an IT malfunction (BBC, multiple sources), which may have limited market impact but is notable for European transport. Oil-related signals are mixed: Macquarie slashed oil price forecasts on expected return of Middle East flows, while TotalEnergies CEO says it must spend on pipelines bypassing Hormuz. The tech sell-off narrative continues with S&P 500 futures slightly higher but Nasdaq down 2.21% in prior session. A dark pool alert for AMZN ($300M block) suggests institutional activity. Honeywell Aerospace joining S&P 500 is a structural index change. Overall, the Iran war powers vote is the highest-signal item, acting as a counter to the bearish geopolitical thesis.