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Oil Prices Surge Past $112 After Israeli Attack on Iran, Gas Stations Strike in Greece
Oil prices have surged past $112 per barrel following an Israeli attack on Iran's natural gas field, with Iran threatening retaliatory strikes. This escalation has caused markets to tumble and Brent crude to hit new highs, while gas stations in Mytilene, Greece, have begun an indefinite strike in response to the rising fuel costs.
18 Mar, 10:41 — 19 Mar, 04:45
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bloombergHigh110d ago
Global Bonds on Best Streak Since War Started as Oil Swings Ease - Bloomberg.com
Global Bonds on Best Streak Since War Started as Oil Swings Ease Bloomberg.com
Read full article →marketwatchMostly Factual110d ago
Why the real ‘black swan’ of the Iran war is the lack of them in stocks, bonds or almost anything but oil
Almost everything except for bonds – stocks, interest rates, credit, gold and the U.S. dollar – is having “very normal white swan types of moves.”
By Steve Goldstein
Read full article →hinduMostly Factual109d ago
Markets tumble 2% as Israel attacks world’s largest gas field in Iran
Brent crude price hit a new high, trading above $112 a barrel. The India-U.S. exchange rate depreciated to a new high crossing ₹93 a dollar
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First report: marketwatch · 18 Mar, 10:41|Full coverage: 5 · 20h|Window: 20h
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