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Global financial markets face pressure from US-Iran tensions, tariff conflict and bond yields

Global financial markets are reported to be under pressure from tensions between the United States and Iran, a tariff war and rising bond yields.

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Combined geopolitical and financial pressures could increase market volatility and borrowing costs.

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