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Why Stocks Fell Sept 9: Oil Spike, CPI Ahead | StockCram

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Oil surges on US-Iran strikes while biotech tumbles on drug trial failure. Markets brace for Friday's CPI report that could trigger Fed rate hike at September meeting.

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Executive Summary

  • US stocks fell Tuesday as escalating US-Iran strikes sent <a href="/blog/oil-prices-war-strait-of-ho...
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