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stock markets still went down.
Investors also shrugged off the latest government data on inflation, which held steady last month, in line with economists' expectations.
But that data was collected before the war in the Middle East started driving up gas prices.
There was some good news for tech investors.
Shares in Oracle soared after Larry Ellison's software company reported earnings that beat expectations and reassured some of Wall Street's ongoing anxiety about an AI bubble.
The global oil supply got some relief from the war with Iran after countries in the International Energy Agency agreed to release strategic reserves.
But the price of Brent crude oil still went up, and U.S.
stock markets still went down.
Investors also shrugged off the latest government data on inflation, which held steady last month, in line with economists' expectations.
But that data was collected before the war in the Middle East started driving up gas prices.
There was some good news for tech investors.
Shares in Oracle soared after Larry Ellison's software company reported earnings that beat expectations and reassured some of Wall Street's ongoing anxiety about an AI bubble.
The global oil supply got some relief from the war with Iran after countries in the International Energy Agency agreed to release strategic reserves.
But the price of Brent crude oil still went up, and U.S.
stock markets still went down.
Investors also shrugged off the latest government data on inflation, which held steady last month, in line with economists' expectations.
But that data was collected before the war in the Middle East started driving up gas prices.
There was some good news for tech investors.