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Global markets fell as Middle East tensions boosted oil prices and fueled inflation worries, despite steady interest rates.
Global stock markets declined amid rising crude oil prices and concerns over inflation and interest rate policies, driven by escalating Middle East tensions.
The Hang Seng, Shanghai Composite, and Singapore’s Straits Times Indices all dropped, with U.S. markets also weakening.
Central banks in major economies held rates steady, citing uncertainty from the conflict.
U.S. economic data showed mixed results, including a surge in producer prices, a drop in new home sales, and falling jobless claims.
Corporate updates included Meta shifting focus to AI, BMW warning of tariff impacts, and several companies announcing mergers, investments, and FDA-related developments.
Los mercados globales cayeron a medida que las tensiones en Oriente Medio impulsaron los precios del petróleo y alimentaron las preocupaciones de inflación, a pesar de las tasas de interés estables.