European stocks opened 0.3% lower, with declines across autos, banks, industrials, and financial services. This market move follows a negative trend established in Asia-Pacific markets as conflict in Iran escalates into its fifth week. West Texas Intermediate crude futures increased by 2.58%, reaching $102.19 per barrel. Concurrently, G7 finance ministers, energy ministers, and central bank governors are scheduled to hold an emergency virtual meeting today.

European Markets Drop 0.3% Amid Escalating Iran Conflict; Oil Prices Rise

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