Why Stocks Fell Sept 28: Iran Oil Shock | StockCram — Market Analysis

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Why Stocks Fell Sept 28: Iran Oil Shock | StockCram

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Markets open lower as Iran tensions spike oil prices past $100 and Treasury yields hover near 19-year highs, squeezing consumers and raising recession fears.

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Executive Summary

  • •Markets open under pressure as President Trump rejected Iran's peace proposal over the weekend, push...
  • •Treasury yields remain near 19-year highs at 5.18%, with markets now pricing in three more Fed rate ...

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