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ASX 200 falls nearly 1% amid rate fears and the Iran conflict

Australia's ASX 200 lost nearly 1% for the week as interest-rate concerns and the Iran conflict contributed to volatile trading. The supplied report indicates market pressure but not a systemic financial shock.

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Further escalation could amplify volatility in Australian and global markets, especially through energy and interest-rate channels.

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  1. ASX 200 Sheds Nearly 1% For The Week As Rate Hike Fears, Iran Conflict Rattle Markets Amid Volatile Trading ↗ibtimes.com.au · Recorded source date: Sep 5, 2026, 5:46 AM UTC

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