Energy shock from conflict lifts oil, fuels higher yields and market nerves
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War-driven energy tensions push Brent toward $95 and diesel to a record $4.73/gal, lifting inflation expectations and global bond yields (U.S. 10-year ~4.8%), while stocks drift as markets price in higher energy costs and ongoing geopolitical uncertainty.
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- Stock Market News, Sept. 1, 2026: Oil Surges After New Middle East Strikes WSJ
- Stocks slip on Wall Street under pressure from higher oil prices and rising bond yields AP News
- CNBC Daily Open: Groundhog Day in the Gulf CNBC
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