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As Trump signals military escalation toward Iran, the dollar surges 1.8% while oil spikes and equities tumble. Here's how geopolitical risks are reshaping currency and commodity markets.
WTI crude surged 10% to $104 per barrel after Trump threatened intensified Iranian strikes over 2-3 weeks, with Brent hitting $107 as Strait of Hormuz shipping halts threaten global energy supply.
Crude prices soar 9% as Middle East conflict threatens global oil supplies, shaking equities and pushing gasoline above $3.25 per gallon.
Crude oil prices jump to $81.64 as military escalation closes the Strait of Hormuz, removing 10-11M barrels daily from global supply and triggering stock selloffs and inflation concerns.
Oil prices jump 9% to $81.64 as genuine supply disruptions from Middle East conflict fuel inflation fears, tank equities, and reshape Fed rate expectations for 2026.
