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Dow Jones recoups losses, oil rises: what's happening in the markets on the 25th day of the war
Millennium may relocate employees from Dubai to Jersey Island / Photo: mlp.com
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Millennium hedge fund prepares to relocate staff from Dubai amid the war
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'You can't press pause': US stocks back to falling amid ongoing war
Amid the escalating conflict in the Middle East, the oil shipping sector is experiencing one of its strongest periods in recent years, with freight rates up 30-40% / Photo: Shutterstock.com
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Tankers and oilfield services: Eight stocks and one ETF being buoyed by the oil shock
Investors put too soft a scenario of the conflict over Iran into prices, ignoring the risks of its prolongation, according to Citadel Securities / Photo: macondofotografcisi/Shutterstock.com
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"A war for months, if not years": Citadel sees investors' dangerous miscalculation on Iran
Saudi Arabias entry into a war with Iran is only a matter of time, says The Wall Street Journals source / Photo: BearFotos/Shutterstock.com
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Oil has consolidated above $100. US allies may go to war with Iran, says WSJ
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Oil has plunged to $99 a barrel. Trump said: Iran will give up nuclear weapons
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US stocks soar, oil soars $103: markets after Trump softens stance on Iran
Bond market loses $2.5 trillion due to war with Iran / Photo: Richard Panasevich / Shutterstock
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Bond market lost $2.5 trillion due to war with Iran. This is a repeat of the 2022 collapse
The situation in the Middle East, which deteriorated significantly over the weekend, will continue to determine movements on US stock markets / Photo: Marco Ritzki / Shutterstock
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Morning in New York: "bears" remain in the majority
GameStop, a chain of GameStop stores in which Michael Burry is invested, will report earnings on March 24 / Photo: Jonathan Weiss / Shutterstock.com
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Iran war, business sentiment and Gamestop: what investors need to know this week
Irans strike on the Ras Laffan LNG complex has had serious consequences for QatarEnergys business and for Qatars own export potential. Photo: SLSK Photography / Shutterstock.com
Review·
Waiting for the 'real carnage': How the Iran war has reshaped the global gas market
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