US stocks near a weekly loss amid Iran and Israel's conflict

The US stock market has terminated a two -week profits series, with investors chasing safe assets after Israel launched military strikes on Iran, followed by retaliation from Tehran’s reactions, at a time when traders fear that this collision will escalate to a broader economic and global conflict. The S&P 500 index fell 1.1%, in its worst session since May 21, while the Nasdaq 100 index fell 1.3%. The ‘seven big’ shares of the seven shares of about 0.8%, with the decline in the shares of “Invidia”, “Apple”, “Alphabet”, “Microsoft”, “Mita Platforms” and Amazon.com. “Nasdaq 100” 0.6%. The military conflict falls in US equities, which are the US stocks after Israel launched attacks aimed at Iranian nuclear places. The world markets are too. From the decline, 10 out of 11 sectors in the ‘S&P 500’ index recorded a decline, led by losses in the sectors of the money, technology and real estate. In contrast, the shares of the “Delta Airlines” airlines at 3.8% and 4.9% on “American Airlines Group”, respectively, dropped to the Israeli attacks.