
US Futures Dip as Oil Prices Surge Amid Middle East Tensions
US stock futures slipped as oil spiked on renewed Middle East tensions, with global investors eyeing market impacts and regional stock gains.
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US stock futures slipped as oil spiked on renewed Middle East tensions, with global investors eyeing market impacts and regional stock gains.
Iran’s parliament backs closing the Strait of Hormuz, risking spikes in oil prices and global supply delays. Experts warn of major economic fallout.
Iran launched two waves of missiles into central Israel after a U.S. blitz on its nuclear sites, striking Tel Aviv, Ness Ziona, Ramat Gan and Haifa’s Carmel.
As Israel and Iran clash in direct military strikes, regional and global stakes rise – from oil prices to humanitarian fallout – urging urgent de-escalation and diplomatic action.
The US is moving non-essential personnel from the Middle East amid escalating Iran tensions, pushing oil prices higher and sparking security concerns.
The Chinese mainland cuts gasoline by 230 yuan and diesel by 220 yuan per tonne to reflect global oil price shifts, the NDRC says.
US stocks close lower on Thursday amid ongoing Middle East tensions and anticipation of September’s jobs report. Key sectors like consumer discretionary faced losses, while energy climbed as oil prices surged.