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Iran, Israel and Oil

Israel’s attacks on Iran are already hurting global oil prices, and the impact is set to worsen

These price movements reflect not only short-term supply concerns but also the addition of a geopolitical risk premium due to fears of broader regional conflict.

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‘The White House should be worried': Oil prices soar after Israel’s attack on Iran

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Oil prices jump 7% and stocks drop as Israel-Iran tensions escalate

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Oil settles up 7% as Israel, Iran trade air strikes

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Thursday the United States was not involved in Israel's strikes against Iran while also urging Tehran not to target U.S. interests or personnel in the regio...

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Stocks Fall, Oil Prices Surge After Israel Attacks Iran

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Dow falls in reaction to Israeli attack on Iran

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Oil surges as Israel attacks Iran, stocks slide: Live Updates

Oil prices jumped to the mid $70 level late Thursday after Israel attacked Iran, a move that was foreshadowed by President Donald Trump on Thursday.

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Global oil prices soar after Israel attacks Iran

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Oil prices leap 7% and Dow drops 1.8% on worries about what will happen to the crude market

What’s Fueling Oil Prices? Geopolitics, Not Growth

Rather, it is geopolitical factors—specifically, escalating tensions in the Middle East—that are unsettling markets and pushing prices higher.

Oil prices in international market jumps 9 per cent

Oil prices jumped over 9% after Israel attacked Iran’s nuclear sites, raising tensions. Iran may retaliate, risking wider conflict. Despite supply risks, markets are well-stocked. India’s inflation and economy remain stable for now,

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How an Israel-Iran War Could Impact the Crypto Market | US Crypto News

What is the biggest US crypto news today? JPMorgan says an attack on Iran could spike oil prices to $120, driving US CPI inflation to 5%.

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Israel's attack on Iran should have limited impact on U.S. markets, unless tensions escalate

The latest military attack on Iran by Israel has tanked stock markets and pushed up oil prices, but most asset managers think the impact on the U.S. economy and markets will be temporary as long as the conflict does not escalate further.

FX daily: Geopolitical risk storms back into the picture

The main transmission channel from this specific geopolitical risk and FX is the price of oil, which has rallied around 8% since the Israeli strike. In other conditions, the DXY rally would likely be much larger than the roughly 0.

Israel Strikes Iran: Oil spike to hit OMCs, airline, tyres, lubricant shares; 24,250 key support for Nifty

Crude oil prices spiked over 10 percent on June 13, marking their steepest weekly rise since 2022 as Israel conducted strikes on key Iranian installations.