Oil surge, higher yields weigh on markets as Iran tensions persist

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Global markets fell Friday as oil surged and long‑term U.S. bond yields climbed amid Iran tensions and tepid progress from Trump’s China trip, with the S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow down and mortgage rates near 6.65%. Investors worry about inflation and the Fed path, while European and Asian yields moved higher on energy concerns; no major Beijing deliverables or Hormuz breakthroughs emerged, and a Boeing–China deal remained uncertain.
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