SYDNEY, July 24 : Asian shares fell on Friday as oil prices stormed back above $100 a barrel amid an intensifying conflict in the Gulf, rattling bond markets and reviving fears of a fresh inflation shock.Brent crude held at $100.85 a barrel, after surging 7 per cent overnight to a two-month high of $102 as at

Asian shares are trading mixed amid concerns about higher oil prices and inflation. Benchmarks fell Wednesday in Tokyo and Hong Kong, while rising in Sydney and Seoul and being…

Brent crude futures rose 2 percent to US$96 per barrel in early trading after the US launched a new round of strikes on Iran and Yemen's Houthis targeted oil tankers in the Red…