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Wall Street Suffers as Crude Tops $101 per Barrel; Dow Jones Tumbles over 300 Points, Nasdaq Down 0.6%

Summary by Times of India
International Business News: Oil's return above the $100-a-barrel mark pushed Wall Street lower on Wednesday, as the intensifying US-Iran conflict raised fresh concerns over fuel .

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Wall Street closes in red and its main indicator, the Dow Jones of Industriales, dropped by 0.77%, weighed by the rise in oil prices and the yield of US Treasury bonds.

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Wall Street closed this Wednesday in red and its main indicator, the Dow Jones of Industrials, dropped 0.77%, weighed by the rise in oil prices and the yield of US Treasury bonds.

·Lima, Peru
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NEW YORK, New York.- Wall Street closed this Wednesday on negative ground and its main indicator, the Dow Jones of Industrials, dropped by 0.77%, affected by the rise in oil prices and the yield of US Treasury bonds. Closure of operations At the close of the New York market, the Dow [...]

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(Teleborsa) - Less sign for the US list, in a session characterized by large sales, with Dow Jones facing a fall of 0.78%: the American index continues in this way a negative series,...

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The opening of Wall Street shows a significant decline following the rise in oil prices, caused by the growing tensions between the United States and Iran. Investors are concerned about possible disruptions in energy supplies in the Middle East. The week will see the focus on inflation data, crucial for the future decisions of the Federal Reserve on interest rates.

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