Stocks slide as US-Iran clash triggers oil rally and bond rout

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Global stocks fell as fresh U.S. airstrikes on Iran lifted oil prices to five-week highs and intensified inflation fears, sending bond yields higher and the dollar firmer while investors weigh the outlook for Fed policy ahead of key U.S. data; markets across regions were down and futures pointed to a muted open as the energy shock and geopolitical tensions persist.
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