Oil Prices Surge On Iran Tensions As Samsung Earnings Slam AI Stocks And Drag Nasdaq Lower
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Dow Jones futures were in focus Wednesday as oil prices climbed sharply, driven by escalating developments surrounding the United States and Iran. The Nasdaq Composite (INDEXNASDAQ: .IXIC) led the broader market lower on Tuesday, falling 1.16% as investor sentiment soured across technology and artificial intelligence-related sectors. Samsung Electronics (KRX: 005930) reported earnings that rattled AI-linked […] The post Oil Prices Surge On Iran Tensions As Samsung Earnings Slam AI Stocks And Drag Nasdaq Lower appeared first on Foreign Policy Journal .
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