Financial markets entered the week cautiously after renewed conflict in the Middle East revived concerns over oil supplies, inflation and global interest rates.

“The latest developments over the weekend suggest markets may face a volatile start to trading which could test the glass half full mentality we have seen recently”

Oil prices surge as fresh US-Iran attacks threaten a fragile truce and raise fears over global supply disruptions.

The oil market entered another volatile week after renewed tensions between the United States and Iran threatened an already fragile truce.

Financial markets entered the week cautiously after renewed conflict in the Middle East revived concerns over oil supplies, inflation and global interest rates.

(Bloomberg) -- Oil held gains and Asian stocks were set to track Wall Street lower after the standoff between the US and Iran intensified, raising concerns that disruptions to…