Stocks Fall as Middle East Tensions Weigh on Wall Street
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Stocks fell as Middle East tensions rose; oil and yields jumped. Dow and S&P 500 dropped 0.6%-0.8%; Nasdaq dipped 0.7%.
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Morgan Stanley profits declined 9% as trading and investment banking revenue fell. Stock slid 6% on weak results.
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Yields rose with 30-year Treasury topping 5% and 10-year reaching 4.9%, highest since 2006. Higher rates raise recession and Fed hike risks.
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Nvidia stock dropped on new US curbs on AI chip exports to China. But rules give Nvidia a potential lifeline.
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Biden visits Israel but Gaza blast dims diplomatic hopes. Crude oil futures climbed above $88 on Iran embargo call.