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Dow Falls 600 Points as Oil Prices Rise Amid Middle East Conflict and Canada-U.S. Trade Tensions

Markets opened a shortened trading week lower as investors monitored the ongoing Middle East war and escalating trade friction between Canada and the United States, according to CNBC.

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The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell approximately 600 points at the start of a holiday-shortened trading week, according to a report from CNBC published Tuesday.

The decline came as oil prices climbed, with investors tracking developments in the ongoing war in the Middle East, the report said.

CNBC also reported that Wall Street is watching rising trade tensions between Canada and the United States, though specific details of the trade dispute were not included in the available report.

Further details on the drivers behind the market movement, including specific closing figures for major indexes and the extent of the oil price increase, were not provided in the source material.

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