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S&P 500 sells on its largest monthly drop since March and oil rises due to tensions with Iran

U.S. stocks closed with losses on a day dominated by risk aversion, amid fears about AI and the crisis in the Middle East.

Wall Street closed with losses in a session marked by risk aversion, in a context where renewed doubts about the economic impact of artificial intelligence, tensions in the private credit market, and a deterioration of the geopolitical scenario in the Middle East converged, driving up oil and gold.

The S&P 500 fell 0.43%, with its worst monthly performance since March, as investors sought refuge in Treasury bonds and precious metals.

The movement was widespread, although more intense in the financial and technology sectors, on a day when banks led the declines.

The KBW Bank index plummeted by as much as 6% intraday, its largest drop since April, amid growing concerns about credit quality following the bankruptcy of the British mortgage firm Market Financial Solutions.
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