Asian shares fall amid US-Iran tensions and high oil prices
Most outlets led with the decline in Asian share markets, attributing it to rising oil prices and high bond yields. They also noted the renewed fighting between the United States and Iran in the Gulf as a contributing factor. Business Recorder added context about investor concerns over potential US rate hikes, while Profit briefly mentioned the impact on specific indices like the Nikkei and stock futures in the EU and Wall Street.
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Shares skid in Asia as oil climbs, yields stay high
Nikkei slides, EU and Wall Street stock futures ease; Oil climbs as United States, Iran exchange fire in the Gulf
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Shares skid in Asia as oil, yields stay high
SYDNEY: Share markets slipped on Monday in Asia as fresh fighting broke out between the United States and Iran, lifting oil prices, while bond yields stayed elevated after investors narrowed the odds on a US rate hike. Brent futures climbed 1.4% to $89.38 a barrel after US forces struck two of Iran’s launchers on its island of Larak on Sunday. In response, Iran was attacking US forces station...
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