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Wall Street falls as US attacks on Iran worsen energy costs and interest rates

RTP Notícias2 September 2026 at 06:40

The New York stock exchange closed lower today, with the main indices recording significant losses. Investors showed high concern over the current geopolitical landscape, which triggered a widespread sale of assets.

The negative market sentiment was driven by the resumption of United States attacks on Iran. This military escalation further heightened investor concerns regarding stability in the Middle East region.

The economic consequences of this situation are already being felt, with a rise in oil prices. The geopolitical tension also contributed to the increase in interest rates, creating additional pressure on financial markets.

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