Oil spike past $100 dampens stock prices, fans inflation fears
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Oil spike past $100 dampens stock prices, fans inflation fears As the US and Iran trade air strikes in the vital Strait of Hormuz and Yemen's Houthi rebels step up their campaign against Saudi Arabia, surging oil prices have seen stocks falling across Asia.
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Oil spike past $100 dampens stock prices, fans inflation fears As the US and Iran trade air strikes in the vital Strait of Hormuz and Yemen's Houthi rebels step up their campaign against Saudi Arabia, surging oil prices have seen stocks falling across Asia.
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