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Why are US stock market index futures down today and Nasdaq, Dow Jones and S&P 500 in red again? Wall Street futures fell more than 1% as Iran war tensions continued and oil prices neared $120. Rising inflation fears, higher bond yields, and key economic data this week are adding pressure on markets.
The Economic Times
Ed Yardeni warns of a 35% U.S. stock market crash risk as the United States-Iran war escalates, with crypto-linked equities facing additional pressure.
CoinGape
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The Star
Stock Market LIVE Updates: There appears to be no let off for the Nifty 50 today after last week's sell-off as the US-Iran war shows no signs of de-escalation. Crude oil prices have crossed $100 per barrel in the global markets, the US Dollar is strengthening, and futures on Wall Street have sold off sharply this morning. Barring the rebound on Thursday, the Nifty fell over 1% on every other day of the truncated week, leading to a wipe out of ₹15 lakh crore worth of investor wealth. The first level on the downside in focus will be last week's low of 24,305. For the Nifty Bank, which is now down 4,000 points from record levels, will also be in focus due to the loan waiver announced in Maharashtra. The biggest focus, of course, will be on oil sensitives, ONGC, Oil India, HPCL, BPCL and the others who are impacted by this too, aviation stocks like IndiGo, paint stocks like Asian Paints and others, FMCG companies, Tyre stocks, and others. Also keep an eye on Meesho and Anthem Biosciences. Watch this space for all the LIVE stock market updates.
CNBC TV18
Another volatile week on Wall Street appears likely as the war in Iran continues.
CNBC
The Federal Reserve kept its benchmark interest rate unchanged at 4.25%-4.50%, signaling patience as officials await clearer signs that inflation is sustainably heading toward the 2% target.
Reuters
