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I think you're right, the market seems to be prioritizing earnings and inflation. Geopolitical events cause a brief dip, but unless it directly impacts the bottom line for major companies, it recovers quickly.
While earnings are a big driver, to say the market is 'shrugging off' major geopolitical news might be a bit dismissive. These events certainly create an underlying layer of uncertainty that can influence investor sentiment and allocation decisions, even if it's not a direct crash.