The downbeat sentiment came after the US and Israel began more attacks against Iran, intensifying the Middle East conflict.

Markets provided an initial response to the war in Iran, with the impact on oil prices and inflation at the forefront.

Investors are weighing a NYT report that Iran has indirectly approached the US to discuss terms for ending the conflict.

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