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Economic hazard: Trump's Iran war roils global markets

President Trump’s military campaign in Iran has pushed oil above $100 a barrel disrupted shipments through the Strait of Hormuz and rattled global markets The surge in fuel and food costs threatens inflation growth and risks major economic pain for consumers

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>$100 per barrel - Brent crude tops $100 amid Iran war

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"Muslims don't belong in American society" — Rep Andy Ogles

SPX 6,796 ↑ 0.83% Dow 47,741 ↑ 0.50% Nasdaq 22,696 ↑ 1.38% Gold 5,151 ↑ 0.92% BTC 68,636 ↑ 4.03%

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