US EQUITY OPEN: Indices heavily sold as Middle East conflict intensifies

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The intensification of conflict in the Middle East is prompting a significant sell-off in US equity markets, reflecting heightened investor anxiety. This geopolitical escalation could lead to increased volatility across asset classes, particularly in energy and safe-haven commodities, which are likely to react accordingly. Traders should monitor potential impacts on risk sentiment and sector performance, especially in travel and leisure, which are more exposed to geopolitical risks.

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