Stocks Show Resiliency Despite Tensions in Middle East
The S&P 500 isn’t reacting like you’d expect it to considering the escalation of conflict in the Middle East. The index is down 0.3% mid-afternoon Thursday, hardly a big market moment for anyone. It's more of a small blip in its otherwise healthy 19% gain this year.
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Asia-Pacific markets trade mostly lower, Hong Kong stocks plunged on Thursday as the China stimulus rally appeared to ease.
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Hong Kong shares roared higher while Japan dropped and Europe wobbled a day after Iran fired scores of missiles into Israel.
Stocks were weathering a new round of attacks in the Middle East early Friday, attempting to claw back some of Thursday’s declines. Israel targeted Hezbollah leaders in heavy airstrikes in Beirut.
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