Iran War Volatility, Oracle Surges 11%, Circle Eyes $190 Target on Stablecoin Boom

Stock Market Today delivers your essential market briefing for March 11th, 2026. Bitcoin consolidates near sixty-nine thousand three hundred fifty dollars as Iran conflict uncertainty pressures risk assets ahead of seven central bank decisions next week. Oracle shares jump eleven percent premarket on AI demand that crushed SaaS apocalypse fears, posting eighteen percent revenue growth to seventeen point two billion. Circle gains sixty percent upside potential to one hundred ninety dollars according to Bernstein analysts, driven by stablecoin adoption diverging from crypto cycles with USDC supply rebounding near record highs of seventy-eight billion. February CPI matched forecasts at two point four percent annually while crude oil jumped four percent to eighty-seven dollars, keeping stagflation concerns alive. Ripple acquires Australian financial license as APAC payments volume doubles, XRP steady at one dollar thirty-eight cents. ECB officials debate hiking into a supply shock as energy costs threaten eurozone inflation stability. Senators push compromise on stablecoin yield rules to advance the stalled Clarity Act through Banking Committee markup. Plus, Wells Fargo files WFUSD trademark for crypto services, Ethereum network activity hits records while ETH lags sixty percent below peak, and Arthur Hayes says he is waiting for Fed easing before buying Bitcoin.