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Middle East strikes heighten global market tensions as oil prices surge
As tensions rise in the Middle East, global markets are feeling the strain. Read more to find out how stock markets, oil prices, and the South African rand are responding to the latest developments.
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iol.co.za
Middle East tensions add fresh uncertainty to economic outlook
A renewed flare-up in the Middle East has pushed oil prices higher, introducing fresh risks to South Africa’s inflation and interest rate outlook.
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Middle East tensions could push fuel prices and interest rates higher in South Africa
Investment experts warned that renewed tensions in the Middle East could push up fuel prices, weaken the rand and increase the likelihood of another interest rate hike, placing…
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SA financial markets nervous and sideways: Strait of Hormuz open or closed?
After a week of strong recovery, South African markets face renewed uncertainty due to tensions in the Strait of Hormuz, impacting oil prices and economic stability.
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Oil prices surge, markets rattled as US-Iran tensions flare again
Oil prices surge as fresh US-Iran attacks threaten a fragile truce and raise fears over global supply disruptions.
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swissinfo.ch
Stocks Fall as Oil Climbs on Mideast Escalation: Markets Wrap
(Bloomberg) -- Stocks fell and bond yields climbed after a weekend of attacks and counterstrikes in the Middle East sent oil prices higher.
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Middle East strikes heighten global market tensions as oil prices surge
As tensions rise in the Middle East, global markets are feeling the strain. Read more to find out how stock markets, oil prices, and the South African rand are responding to the…
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hurriyetdailynews.com
Global oil market on edge again as Middle East tensions flare up - Latest News
The oil market entered another volatile week after renewed tensions between the United States and Iran threatened an already fragile truce.
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Oil surge and Middle East tensions keep investors on edge despite recent market gains
Financial markets entered the week cautiously after renewed conflict in the Middle East revived concerns over oil supplies, inflation and global interest rates.
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Middle East turmoil becomes the rand's new normal
Oil price spikes and a stronger dollar are still weighing on the rand, but markets are increasingly absorbing Middle East flare-ups.