Middle East Tensions Spur Market Volatility as Oil Rises

Rising tensions in the Middle East caused by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's comments to CNBC about potential military action against Iran led oil prices higher and stock futures lower. The S&P 500 ended a nine-day winning streak amid fears of renewed conflict.

By Dylan Butts · CNBC · June 4, 2026, 01:49 UTC

Middle East Tensions Spur Market Volatility as Oil Rises

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