- The Iran war has driven oil prices to a low point, while the FED decision influences stock market movement and the IEA projects slow oil recovery.
- The ongoing Iran war is affecting oil price benchmarks, while London trading reflects signals from the US Federal Reserve policy.
Rate hikes weigh on property companies, and inflation fears are impacting banking stocks amidst the ongoing Middle East war.
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Updated Sep 15
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Rate hikes weigh on property companies, and inflation fears are impacting banking stocks amidst the ongoing Middle East war.
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