Major stock indexes closed mostly lower Tuesday even though oil prices fell, as investors digested conflicting Iran war developments.

Markets are trading off every headline. But as the war in Iran drags on, the real-world pain of this oil shock is spreading across the globe, with Asia hit hardest.

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Oil prices have surged since the start of the conflict with Iran and American consumers are going to suffer the consequences ...

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Tens of thousands of Iranians are fleeing Tehran and other cities as Israeli and U.S. bombardment spreads fear.

We have closed this page, but you can follow our ongoing live coverage of the war in the Middle East here Global oil prices have fallen in early trading in Asia on Tuesday - they had soared to almost ...