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Less than a week after Iranian aerial attacks on Israel, the latter retaliated by striking some military targets in Iran overnight. The attack was described as 'limited,' with no significant damage or casualties reported. However, this development surprised the markets, especially following extensive diplomatic efforts by the United States and its European allies to prevent further tensions in the Middle East. Following the news, oil prices and gold saw an increase, whereas European stock markets dipped this Friday. This turn of events has prompted investors to ponder if this recent flare-up b...
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Both oil benchmarks gained in early trading, initially jumping over 3% on news of explosions in Iran. Global benchmark Brent traded 1.73% higher at $88.62 a barrel after topping $90 earlier, while US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) rose 1.75% to $84.1 per barrel. The price of gold also rose to a fresh all-time high of $2,411.09 per ounce, as investors turned to the deemed safe haven asset. "Financial markets had a rough week amid escalating tensions in the Middle East after reports of explosions and a possible Israeli airstrike in Iran. This added to investor concerns following disappointing cor...
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By the afternoon, the FTSE 100 lost some steam, however, and hovered around 7,948.52. The blue-chip index was boosted by mining and commodity stocks with shares in BP and Shell both jumping around 3%, supported by higher oil prices. Oil prices rise: What's pushing up the cost of crude? Shares in mining stocks Fresnillo, Anglo American and Glencore also helped lift the FTSE 100, up 7%, 4% and 3%, respectively. “The ongoing rise in oil prices amid a tighter supply outlook is a worry for corporates and consumers as it is a major inflationary force,” Russ Mould, investment director at AJ Bell, sai...
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