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Wall Street inches higher as markets absorb war, tariffs, high energy costs and AI anxiety
U.S. markets rose slightly in premarket trading amid concerns over Middle East conflicts, Trump's new tariffs, and high energy costs. Oil prices declined after a week of gains, while the dollar hit a 40-year high against the yen. Global stock indexes remain on track for weekly losses.
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