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Airstrikes stoked inflation concerns and market volatility, leading to a risk-off sentiment in crypto markets. Crude oil prices jumped to $96 a barrel.

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Airstrikes stoked inflation concerns and market volatility, leading to a risk-off sentiment in crypto markets. Crude oil prices jumped to $96 a barrel.

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  1. Airstrikes caused market volatility, leading to a surge in oil prices and fueling inflation fears.1 source
  2. Waller warns the Fed must hike rates amid market crash driven by US-Iran tensions.1 source

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