Oil spikes past $100 as Iran tensions shove U.S. futures lower
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U.S. stock futures fall as crude surges above $100 a barrel amid Iran-related tensions, with WTI/Brent climbing to roughly $106 and intraday highs near $111, pulling Dow, S&P 500 and Nasdaq futures lower while the dollar strengthens on heightened geopolitical risk.
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