European stocks fall as Middle East tensions and AI bubble fears grow

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European stock markets opened lower, continuing Tuesday's decline, as investors monitored the Middle East and AI sector concerns. Major indices like the EuroStoxx 600 fell, with Frankfurt, Madrid, Paris, London, and Milan also experiencing losses. Oil prices rose due to renewed US-Iran tensions in the Strait of Hormuz. The International Monetary Fund will update its global economic outlook, while NATO leaders continue their summit in Ankara, discussing new military acquisitions.


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