Stocks faced pressure Tuesday after oil prices rose following weekend attacks exchanged by the U.S. and Iran. Higher crude pushed bond yields upward, fueling inflation concerns and lifting market-implied odds of a Federal Reserve interest-rate hike at next week’s meeting above 58%. Jim Cramer said OpenAI’s launch of its GPT-6 Astra model was among the factors roiling markets, with renewed fears about AI disruption weighing on software stocks. Salesforce fell 3.5% and returned to what Cramer called software purgatory. FedEx Freight was initiated at JPMorgan with an overweight rating, equivalent to a buy recommendation, and a $160 price target, more than 20% above Friday’s close. Cramer said concerns about tariffs and high oil prices were weighing more on the Club stock than management decisions and said he wanted to buy more, although the stock first needed to move clear of oil-related pressure. UBS upgraded Eaton to buy from neutral and raised its price target to $515 from $450, implying more than 25% upside from Friday’s close. Eaton shares rose 3.5%, supported by expectations for continued strength in data center and aerospace markets. Cramer said the company’s exposure extends beyond data centers and that the electric grid will need repairs regardless of data-center conditions. The rapid-fire segment covered GE Aerospace, Lockheed Martin, Novartis, Bloom Energy and Qualcomm. The CNBC Investing Club says subscribers receive trade alerts before Cramer trades, with a 45-minute waiting period for most transactions and 72 hours when he has discussed a stock on CNBC TV. The program also states that no specific outcome or profit is guaranteed and that receiving its information creates no fiduciary obligation or duty.