Oil prices steady, Wall Street retreats as Iran war approaches its 4th week - AP News
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Oil prices remained steady while Wall Street retreated as the conflict in Iran approached its fourth week. Global shares showed mixed performance, reflecting investor uncertainty. The ongoing war in Iran is fueling significant concerns about energy supply stability worldwide. This situation highlights the geopolitical risks impacting financial markets and commodity prices.
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