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Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq slide as oil rises amid war worries

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Stock market today: Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq slide as oil rises amid war worries US stocks declined but came back from deeper losses for the second day in a row 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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  • Best Buy expects first quarter same-store sales to return to growth, rising 1%

    80% confidence

  • US could see a little high oil prices for a little while, but prices will drop lower than before after war ends

    80% confidence

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

    80% confidence

  • US military operation in Iran projected to last four to five weeks but capable of going far longer

    80% confidence

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

    80% confidence

  • Until Target starts stacking positive quarters, don't buy the stock and favor Walmart or Costco on pullbacks

    80% confidence

  • The hardest hits are yet to come from the US military in Iran campaign

    80% confidence

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

    80% confidence

  • Data sources show overall market share was at least flat, pointing to slightly softer customer demand during holiday quarter

    80% confidence

  • Target should stay in penalty box and is a 'prove it' stock

    80% confidence

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

    80% confidence
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