US stocks open September lower with ~$570B wiped out amid Middle East tensions and rising oil and yields
US stocks opened September under pressure with approximately $570 billion in market value wiped out at the open, as the S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow all opened lower. The sell-off came amid rising oil prices, higher Treasury yields and renewed Middle East tensions affecting risk appetite.
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JUST IN: US stocks open September under pressure, with around $570 billion in market value wiped out at the open. The sell-off comes as oil prices and Treasury yields continue to climb amid renewed tensions in the Middle East. The S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow all opened lower, with https://t.co/q2qF0kO18A
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$570 BILLION wiped from US stocks at the open. Wall Street is starting September under pressure as rising oil prices, higher Treasury yields and renewed Middle East tensions hit risk appetite. The S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow are all under pressure, with tech stocks taking some of https://t.co/fEbpz5JlZv