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US stocks fall as Iran conflict lifts oil, inflation and Fed rate hike bets
Source: invezz.com
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US stocks opened lower as renewed US–Iran military clashes lifted oil prices, raising inflation concerns. The shock also increased uncertainty around the Fed’s September interest-rate path. Risk-off positioning around rates and energy-driven inflation pressures is likely contributing to the weak open.
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