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News articleYahoo Finance· March 3, 2026

Stock market today: Dow falls by 700 points, S&P 500 and Nasdaq sink as oil surges amid war worries

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Stock market today: Dow falls by 700 points, S&P 500 and Nasdaq sink as oil surges amid war worries US stocks sold off on Tuesday after Israel and US jets launched new strikes on Iran, as the widening conflict stoked worries about a drawn-out regional war…
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  • The hardest hits are yet to come from the US military

    80% confidence

  • Iran conflict could be different and more impactful than previous flare-ups due to targeting of energy infrastructure

    80% confidence

  • Best Buy expects first quarter same-store sales to return to growth, rising 1%

    80% confidence

  • Markets will tend to take their initial cues from the leaders running point on the war (Trump, Hegseth, and others)

    80% confidence

  • Middle East war will affect the near-term inflation outlook and increase economic uncertainty

    80% confidence

  • Trump administration will soon roll out program to help mitigate rising energy costs

    80% confidence

  • Bank stocks should see Q1 lift to trading business from increased volatility across many markets from war on Iran

    80% confidence

  • Trump refused to rule out putting American boots on the ground in Iran

    80% confidence

  • Iranian strikes on tankers and energy infrastructure will have big psychological impact on markets

    80% confidence

  • Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are top US bank names to trade off increased volatility prospect given their outsized trading operations

    80% confidence

  • Trump administration tariffs have been overwhelmingly borne by US consumers and businesses

    80% confidence

  • Best Buy's overall market share was at least flat, pointing to slightly softer customer demand for the industry during holiday quarter

    80% confidence

  • US will remain in Iran conflict for whatever duration needed, projected four to five weeks initially but has capability to go far longer

    80% confidence

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