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Stock futures fall after U.S. strikes Iran; Wall Street heads for winning month: Live updates
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Stock futures fall after U.S. strikes Iran; Wall Street heads for winning month: Live updates

August 31, 2026·Source: CNBC·6 views

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The Dow is up 2.1% in August, on pace for its fifth consecutive monthly advance.

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