Oil surges as stocks retreat on Middle East tensions
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U.S. stocks slipped as tensions in the Middle East escalated, sending oil prices higher and prompting a risk-off move in equity markets. The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq all moved lower amid the broader sell-off, underscoring heightened geopolitical risk as investors reassess prospects for global growth and energy prices.
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