<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>The S&P 500 Index was down 0.8% on Friday as traders assessed the impact of Israel's attack on Iran's capital amid escalating tensions over the nuclear program.</li><li>The Nasdaq 100 Index dropped 1.1% with tech stocks like Nvidia, Tesla, Meta Platforms, and Apple falling.</li><li>Energy companies rallied as crude prices surged, while airline and travel stocks declined after the attacks.</li><li>Investors sought safety in assets like gold and US Treasuries, causing volatility to rise in the market.</li><li>The jolt in turbulence disrupted a quiet period for US stocks, leading to concerns about persistent inflation pressures.</li><li>Some money managers believe the turbulence will be temporary as the Fed analyzes the situation.</li><li>Traders looked past positive consumer sentiment data to monitor other market developments.</li><li>US Steel Corp. dropped after reports of potential disruptions in Nippon Steel's takeover plans, while RH shares surged post-profit.</li><li>The article is eligible for web story generation.</li></ul>

S&P 500’s Weekly Gains In Jeopardy After Israel Attacks Iran

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