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Rising oil prices could pressure equity markets

The article examines how far stock markets could fall if oil prices continue to rise.

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A sustained oil-price surge could raise inflation, weaken growth and increase market volatility, though no specific shock is confirmed.

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Global markets face pressure amid Middle East tensions and rising oil prices

The available information s describe declines or volatility across global equities and government bond markets, while oil prices continue to rise amid uncertainty over the Middle East. Gold prices have also fallen under pressure from higher bond yields and interest-rate concerns.

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Crude oil prices surge, pressuring equity markets and raising fuel costs

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