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Brent oil tops $100 as Middle East conflict intensifies, stoking supply fears
Source: reuters.com
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Oil prices rose above $100 per barrel for the first time in six weeks as escalating fighting involving U.S. and Iranian forces intensified concerns about regional supply disruptions. The move raises inflation risks and energy costs for consumers and businesses, potentially pressuring broader risk assets and interest-rate expectations.
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