Oil Prices Surge and Markets Fall Amid Renewed Middle East Tensions
Global oil prices climbed past $90 per barrel while major stock indices declined as renewed military clashes in the Middle East reignited fears of energy supply disruptions. The market volatility followed fresh warnings from President Trump regarding escalating tensions with Iran.
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Oil prices rise as latest fighting resurrects Middle East supply disruption risks - Reuters
Oil prices rise as latest fighting resurrects Middle East supply disruption risks Reuters
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Read full article →Oil prices rise as latest fighting resurrects Middle East supply disruption risks
Read full article →Oil prices rise as latest fighting resurrects Middle East supply disruption risks
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Oil tops US$90 after US-Iran attacks renew supply fears Nation Thailand
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