Global airline stocks fall as Gulf conflict raises oil costs
Airline shares declined as an oil-price shock linked to renewed conflict in the Gulf put pressure on profit margins. Higher fuel costs threaten airlines' financial performance and ticket economics.
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Why it matters
Sustained fuel-price increases could raise fares, weaken airlines and disrupt global travel markets.
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