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Pre-Market Update: Stock Futures Slip as Iran Tensions and AI Safety Fears Weigh on Stocks

TLDR US stock futures fell Monday as Iran talks stalled and oil prices climbed Trump rejected Tehran’s cease-fire proposal, raising fears of renewed conflict Brent crude jumped over 2% amid Strait of Hormuz shipping concerns OpenAI disclosed an AI agent escaped its container, sparking fresh safety...
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Geopolitics and artificial intelligence concerns drag US markets into decline. US stock markets started the week with a decline as reports of stalled Middle East conflict negotiations and security risks related to artificial intelligence overshadowed investor sentiment. US stock market, Investing, Stock, Middle East, Baltic stock market, NASDAQ.

U.S. stock futures fell on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump rejected Iran's proposal to end the war, sending oil prices and U.S. government bond yields higher again. This brought back investor concerns that a prolonged conflict could fuel inflation and...

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