US EditionIran War: 15 Stocks on the SGX that Shrugged Off the Sell-Off
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Wall Street opened in red this Thursday and its main indicator, while the conflict in the Middle East, due to the war of the United States and Israel in Iran, continues to show no sign of approaching an end.The Nasdaq reports a fall of 1.12 percent, in the 22 thousand 458.37 integers, followed by the S&P 500 with 1.0 percent less, in the 6 thousand 707.12 units, and the Dow Jones with 0.99 percent at the low round at the 46 thousand 941.58 point…
Wall Street closed in red this Thursday, and its main indicator, the Dow Jones de Industriales, fell by 1.56% in the face of rising oil prices and tensions in the Strait of Ormuz, after the supreme Iranian leader, Mojtaba Jameneí, ordered it to remain closed.
Dow Jones Today: Index Falls 550 Points as Oil Tops $100, Credit Worries Jolt Wall Street
The Dow Jones fell 553 points to 46,861 on Thursday as oil prices neared $100 a barrel after tanker attacks in Iraqi waters and Iran’s closure threat to the Strait of Hormuz. The S&P 500 dropped 1.05% and the Nasdaq 1.36%. Morgan Stanley slid 4% after limiting redemptions in a private-credit fund. Brent crude briefly topped $101. The post Dow Jones Today: Index Falls 550 Points as Oil Tops $100, Credit Worries Jolt Wall Street appeared first on …
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