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Dow confirms correction as traders worry about war

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Dow confirms correction as traders worry about war By Noel Randewich March 27 (Reuters) - The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1.7% on Friday as investors worried about the global economic ‌impact of the war in Iran, leaving the blue-chip index down ‌10% from its record high close on February 10 and confirming it has…
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  • Investors are weighing whether the downturn is a temporary dip similar to the recovery that followed the 2025 selloff, or the start of a sustained period of risk tied to the war

    60% confidence

  • The Dow Jones Industrial Average has confirmed it has been in a correction since its record high close on February 10, now down 10% from that level

    60% confidence

  • Sky-high oil prices have sparked fears of inflation, with traders expecting the Federal Reserve to be more likely to raise interest rates by year-end than cut rates

    60% confidence

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Dow Jones Industrial Average · drawdown from peak-10 percent
Dow Jones Industrial Average · decline since iran war-7 percent
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