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Markets react to new US strikes on Iran: Oil jumps, stocks and bonds sell off

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Recent military escalations between the United States and Iran have affected international markets.
Oil prices have surged following new US strikes on Iranian military targets.
There has been a significant sell-off in stocks and bonds, particularly impacting technology and cyclical companies.
Major oil corporations, such as Shell, BP, and TotalEnergies, are experiencing an increase in their stock prices.
The geopolitical uncertainty is contributing to a wave of selling in assets like gold and Bitcoin.

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Recent military strikes by the United States against Iranian military targets have triggered a significant response in global markets. Following the escalation of tensions, oil prices surged sharply, reflecting heightened geopolitical risks in the region, particularly concerning the crucial Strait of Hormuz. Major oil companies such as Shell, BP, and TotalEnergies saw substantial gains as investor sentiment shifted towards energy stocks.

In contrast, technology and cyclical stocks experienced a notable sell-off, alongside falls in bond and equity markets. Investors reacted to the uncertainty created by the U.S. military actions, leading to a wave of selling in cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and safe-haven assets such as gold. This market turmoil underscores the broader implications of the conflict, revealing the interconnectedness of geopolitical developments and financial markets.

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