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Stock Market Today: Dow Falls On U.S.-Iran War News; Oil Prices Continue To Rally (Live Coverage)

SCOTT LEHTONEN

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U.S. stock markets declined Friday after the Trump administration extended the Iran negotiation deadline, escalating geopolitical tensions and triggering investor uncertainty. The Dow Jones Industrial Average led losses, reflecting heightened risk aversion amid fears of potential military conflict between the U.S. and Iran. Global oil prices surged as traders priced in supply disruptions from the Persian Gulf, with Brent crude hitting multi-month highs on Middle East instability. The extended deadline prolongs uncertainty over Iran’s nuclear program, delaying resolution and prolonging market volatility tied to sanctions and regional security risks. Analysts warn prolonged tensions could further destabilize energy markets, with oil rallies likely to persist if diplomatic progress remains stalled.

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