Major stock indexes ended sharply higher Wednesday as investors' concerns about the conflict in the Middle East dissipated.

South Korea’s stock market has suffered its steepest fall in history amid the widening fallout of the United States-Israeli war on Iran. The benchmark KOSPI index plummeted 12.06 percent on Wednesday,

Stocks fluctuated March 2 in the wake of the U.S. and Israel attacks on Iran, signaling investors' concerns about potential long-term impacts.

Gas prices rose and the stock market took a hit as the U.S. feels impacts of continued Middle Eastern conflict.

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American Airlines Group ( AAL 5.42%), a major passenger and cargo carrier, closed Thursday at $11.79, down 5.38%. The stock moved lower after bearish research highlighted fuel-cost exposure and balance sheet risk. Investors are also closely watching fuel prices and margin trends.