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NEW YORK CITY — United States stock index futures dropped over 1% on Monday as investors braced for a prolonged Middle East conflict that
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Morgan Stanley says it’s time for investors to lean back into Nvidia as it trades at what the investment bank calls an attractive entry
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The impact on oil prices and in turn, on inflation is the focus for investors already uneasy about the backdrop for stocks.
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Stock Market Crash Today: Geopolitics rattle Dalal Street: Sensex, Nifty crack over 1.6% amid crude fears
Markets slide sharply as rising Middle East tensions, crude oil worries and weak global cues trigger broad-based selling across Dalal Street.