US stocks fell on Wednesday as higher energy prices added to a less favorable macroeconomic backdrop.
The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 fell around 0.5%, while the Dow dropped 1%.
Treasury yields rose after President Trump invalidated the ceasefire with Iran following strikes by both sides, driving oil prices to surge and markets to reconsider inflationary risks.
Insights on the Fed's willingness to raise interest rates could be uncovered with minutes of the FOMC's June meeting to be released shortly.
Credit-sensitive sectors fell, with JPMorgan and Visa down 2%.
Chip producers also extended their rout on concerns that hyperscalers will be forced to slow spending in AI infrastructure, while reports that major Chinese companies are starting chip projects hampered the outlook on their market shares.
Micron, Sandisk, and Intel were around 1% down while Meta, Amazon, and Microsoft fell up to 2%.