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The FTSE 100 fell to £10,365 from a monthly high of £10,687 as the US-Iran war continued and the UK published a hot consumer inflation report. The move reflects a risk-off tone, with geopolitics and sticky inflation pressuring UK equities and raising concerns about the policy outlook.

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The FTSE 100 fell to £10,365 from a monthly high of £10,687 as the US-Iran war continued and the UK published a hot consumer inflation report. The move reflects a risk-off tone, with geopolitics and sticky inflation pressuring UK equities and raising concerns about the policy outlook.