US-Iran deal optimism fades as markets sell off
US equities fell as optimism around a US-Iran deal faded, with the S&P 500 down 0.32-0.38%, Nasdaq down 0.60-0.79%, and Dow down 0.22-0.34%, while about $200 billion was erased from S&P 500 market value. Brent crude sat near one-week highs with the Strait of Hormuz remaining closed and energy gaining 1.1%.
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@2bitcrypto_YT
The market closed weaker today, but the real pressure isn’t coming from stocks. It’s coming from oil and the bond market. The S&P 500 finished down 0.38%, Nasdaq fell 0.79%, and the Dow lost 0.22% as optimism around a US-Iran deal faded. Europe’s STOXX 600 finished flat near
@Jamyies
🚨 TRUMP’S IRAN WAR HITS WALL STREET About $200B was erased from S&P 500 market value as peace hopes faded. S&P 500 -0.32% Nasdaq -0.60% Dow -0.34% Hormuz remains closed. Brent sits near one-week highs while energy gained 1.1%. War has a price. Investors are paying it. 🛢️ https://t.co/CbP3rdwpG7