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Markets react to new US strikes on Iran: Oil jumps, stocks and bonds sell off
3 sourcesFirst reported 9 days agoUpdated 8 days ago
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What all sources covered
- 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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Markets Weigh Fresh US Strikes on Iran | The Asia Trade 7/13/2026
Bloomberg· 9 days ago
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Naftemporiki· 9 days ago
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Proto Thema· 8 days ago