Wall Street retreats from record highs as US-Iran tensions spike crude oil prices, dragging Bitcoin to $73K and the crypto market cap down 2.8% in 24 hours.

US-Iran military strikes push Brent crude to $102 per barrel while Bitcoin falls below $73K with over $1B in crypto liquidations amid risk-off sentiment.

Oil prices climbed after fresh fighting threatened the US-Iran ceasefire, though US stock markets showed little sign of concern.

(Bloomberg) -- US stocks struggled to build on record gains as growing strains on the ceasefire between the US and Iran sent oil prices higher for a third straight day.

(Bloomberg) -- US stocks struggled to build on record gains as growing strains on the ceasefire between the US and Iran sent oil prices higher for a third straight day and lifted…

Rising oil prices and renewed tensions involving Iran weighed on US equities on Wednesday, but Wall Street remained close to record levels as investors continued to bet on a…

(Bloomberg) -- A renewed advance in oil sent stocks lower as bond yields rose on concern that an escalation of hostilities between the US and Iran will hinder prospects for a…

Bitcoin fell to a more than two-month low alongside U.S. stocks after Middle East skirmishes pushed bond yields and oil prices higher.

Wall Street closed lower as Middle East tensions and rising oil prices triggered inflation concerns and profit booking. Financials and tech stocks led declines, though chipmakers…

The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 1.21 per cent, to 50,687.07 while the S&P 500 lost 0.74 per cent, to 7,553.72. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Wall Street retreats from record highs as US-Iran tensions spike crude oil prices, dragging Bitcoin to $73K and the crypto market cap down 2.8% in 24 hours.

Wall Street indexes fell sharply on June 3 as US-Iran tensions escalated, with the Dow dropping 1.2% and Bitcoin sliding to $73K amid broad risk-off