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US Stock Markets Drop on Iran Oil Surge and Inflation Concerns as Dow Nasdaq and SP 500 Fall

US Stock Markets Drop on Iran Oil Surge and Inflation Concerns as Dow Nasdaq and SP 500 Fall

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Listeners, United States stock markets closed lower today amid surging oil prices from the Iran conflict and hotter than expected Producer Price Index data showing wholesale inflation at three point four percent year over year. According to Kiplinger, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell one point six percent or seven hundred sixty eight points to forty six thousand two hundred twenty four, the S and P five hundred dropped one point four percent to six thousand six hundred twenty four, and the Nasdaq Composite declined one point five percent to twenty two thousand one hundred fifty two[5]. TheStreet reports key drivers included accelerating Producer Price Index and rising crude oil, with Brent crude up to around one hundred nine dollars per barrel and United States crude at ninety seven dollars per barrel, pressuring sentiment ahead of the Federal Reserve decision[1]. Sectors saw energy stocks like Chevron up slightly at zero point three percent per Kiplinger, while most others weighed down by inflation fears[5].

Market highlights featured Macy's shares jumping five point two percent on stronger than expected quarterly profit per Fortune, contrasting General Mills down one percent on weaker earnings[4]. The Federal Reserve held rates steady at three point five zero to three point seven five percent, noting somewhat elevated inflation and uncertainty from Middle East developments in its statement[6].

Looking forward, the Federal Open Market Committee dot plot projects core P C E inflation at two point seven percent for two thousand twenty six with a median federal funds rate at three point four percent, signaling possible modest easing later[9]. Watch tomorrow for Micron's after hours earnings and ongoing oil flow updates through the Strait of Hormuz per analysts at I N G Bank cited in Fortune[4]. Thank you listeners for tuning in and please subscribe. This has been a Quiet Please production, for more check out quietplease.ai.

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