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  1. The ongoing war in the Middle East is currently impacting the US energy market.
  2. The article discusses how Iran remains a key factor in Middle East tensions, affecting global oil transit routes, while polls gauge broader economic sentiment.
  3. Attacks on Iran are disrupting global oil trade, while El Niño conditions rise drought risks and impending Fed rate hikes affect currency markets.

Escalation between the U.S. and Iran is driving up oil prices, while strong El Niño and poor European crop conditions raise commodity supply concerns.

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Escalation between the U.S. and Iran is driving up oil prices, while strong El Niño and poor European crop conditions raise commodity supply concerns.

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