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Premarket: Global stocks fall as yen surges; Gulf attacks drive oil near $100 a barrel
Source: The Globe and Mail
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Attacks on Gulf energy facilities pushed oil close to US$100 per barrel and drove copper to record highs. The yen surged while equities fell, signaling a broad risk-off response to escalating supply-disruption concerns and higher commodity-price pressure.
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