Doug Krisner

renewed attacks on the Islamic Republic overnight.

The equity market was rattled today by a renewed sell-off in some of the world's largest tech names.

We had the Philadelphia Semiconductor Index losing 3.5%.

Now, sentiment surrounding the AI trade has been depressed since last week's disappointing revenue forecast from Broadcom.

And since then, shares in Broadcom are down 22%.

Today, the Dow Industrial Average lost 1.9 percent.

The Nasdaq Composite was down 2 percent.

Marianne Bartels is the chief investment strategist at Sanctuary Securities.

That is Marianne Bartels of Sanctuary Security speaking earlier to Bloomberg.

The war with Iran is still driving inflation higher.

The May consumer price index rose at an annual rate of 4.2 percent, the fastest rate in more than three years.

However, the core rate of retail inflation, which excludes food and energy, rose less than expected two-tenths of one percent compared to April.

Now, these data set up next week's Fed decision as Kevin Walsh prepares for his first meeting as Fed chair.

Here's Bloomberg's Michael McKee.

That is Bloomberg's Michael McKee.

After the bell, Oracle reported capital expenditures for the latest quarter above estimates, and this has raised concern about the profitability of Oracle's cloud infrastructure business.

That said, sales in the infrastructure business gained 93% last quarter to $5.8 billion.

That was slightly faster than the 91% increase anticipated by analysts.

We got reaction from Sarah Kunst, founder and managing director at Clio Capital.

That is Sarah Kunst from Clio Capital.