US EQUITY OPEN: Indices extend on losses amid no sign of Middle East war abating

The continued escalation in the Middle East is weighing on U.S.

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equity markets, as investors remain cautious with no signs of resolution. This geopolitical tension could lead to increased volatility across various asset classes, particularly in energy and safe-haven currencies, while risk sentiment overall is likely to remain subdued.

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