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Iran War Drives Up Costs, Darkens Economic Outlook

Businesses across various sectors are experiencing rising costs and a darkening economic outlook due to the ongoing Iran war. An oil servicer also anticipates deepening war impacts this quarter.

22 Apr, 15:40 — 23 Apr, 02:37
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bloombergHigh11d ago

Oil Servicer Weatherford Sees War Impacts Deepening This Quarter - Bloomberg.com

Oil Servicer Weatherford Sees War Impacts Deepening This Quarter  Bloomberg.com

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marketwatchMostly Factual11d ago

CSX says more businesses are shipping via rail to avoid surging fuel costs

Shares of CSX jumped after hours on Wednesday after the railroad giant raised its sales outlook for the year, as more businesses choose rail to save on fuel costs in the wake of the Iran war.

By Bill Peters

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The IndependentMostly Factual11d ago

‘Tube strikes this week will cost us tens of thousands’: Frustrated businesses warn of huge hit to London economy

Hospitality workers in the capital have seen a fall in footfall as customers are forced to work from home due to the strikes

By Bryony Gooch

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Korea HeraldMostly Factual11d ago

From paint to planes, Iran war lifts costs, darkens outlooks

LONDON (Reuters) -- Companies from consumer goods to travel and mining warned Wednesday that the US-Israeli war with Iran is driving up costs, disrupting supply chains and hurting consumer confidence, clouding financial outlooks. The cautious tone so far in the earnings season highlights the pressure on businesses already hit by US tariffs, higher input costs and weak ‌demand before the conflict erupted in late February. While some companies stuck to their full-year forecasts, executives flagged

By The Korea Herald

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seeking-alphaMixed11d ago

CSX anticipates 2026 free cash flow growth of more than 60% as revenue outlook moves to mid-single digits

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