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U.S. stocks fell Thursday as Iran tensions boosted oil prices and weighed on markets, despite strong earnings and a resilient labor market.
U.S. stock indexes declined Thursday amid rising geopolitical tensions over Iran, pushing crude oil to a seven-month high and weighing on equities.
The S&P 500, Dow, and Nasdaq all fell between 0.4% and 0.6%, with oil stocks like Occidental Petroleum rising on strong earnings and supply fears.
Despite better-than-expected results from Walmart and Deere, shares of Booking Holdings and Carvana dropped due to AI competition and weak per-unit profits.
Jobless claims fell, supporting a resilient labor market and delaying expectations for Federal Reserve rate cuts.
The trade deficit widened in December, and home sales declined, while global markets showed mixed results.
Las acciones estadounidenses cayeron el jueves a medida que las tensiones en Irán elevaron los precios del petróleo y pesaron en los mercados, a pesar de las fuertes ganancias y un mercado laboral resistente.