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US, Iran trade more strikes, pushing oil prices up and stocks down
The US and Iran exchanged further strikes, causing oil prices to rise and global stocks to fall. Traffic in the Strait of Hormuz dropped to its lowest level in weeks, with some ships disabling transponders to avoid detection. Brent crude increased 4% to $79 per barrel, while US, Eurozone, and UK gilt yields rose, signaling investor concern.
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