Wall St opens lower on tech losses, Middle East tensions

June ‌10 (Reuters) - Wall ​Street's ​main indexes opened ‌lower on Wednesday, as ⁠a selloff in ‌technology stocks continued ‌and renewed tensions between the U.S. ​and Iran overshadowed a ⁠tame May inflation reading.

The ​Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 112.0 points, ​or 0.22%, ‌to 50,760.12. The S&P ⁠500 fell 36.1 points, or ⁠0.49%, to 7,350.54, while ​the Nasdaq Composite dropped 166.8 points, or 0.65%, ‌to 25,512.069 at the ‌opening bell.

(Reporting ⁠by Joel ‌Jose ​in Bengaluru; Editing by Shinjini ‌Ganguli)

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