Jet-fuel crunch and a longer Iran conflict shake markets

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Global stocks slipped as oil surged and investors priced in a drawn-out Iran conflict, with Brent near $106/barrel and California facing a looming jet-fuel shortage this summer. President Trump signaled he’s not rushing to end the war, suggesting the conflict could persist, while California’s reliance on imported jet fuel raises regional economic risks amid the broader energy and geopolitical backdrop. Governance tensions at Jabil also highlighted investor frustration in the tech sector.
- Stocks slump globally as Trump says he is in no rush to end the war—and California is running out of jet fuel Fortune
- European stocks lower as ceasefire optimism fades; SAP surges 6% on profit beat CNBC
- London's FTSE 100 closes lower as investors monitor Iran conflict, earnings Reuters
- European stock markets fall and oil and gas prices jump as strait of Hormuz ‘chaos’ worries investors – as it happened The Guardian
- European Stock Returns Are Now Losing Against the US This Year Bloomberg.com
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