Turkish Stocks Fall More Than 5% As Iran Crisis Stirs Markets

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Turkish stocks slumped on Monday market open over an escalation in conflict in the Middle East.

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Financial Timesabout 4 hours ago
Oil and gas prices soar as escalating conflict threatens supplies
US and Israeli air strikes throw energy markets into turmoil

Bloombergabout 5 hours ago
Waiting for Hormuz, More Oil Tankers Gather in the Persian Gulf
Dozens of laden oil tankers are hunkering down inside the Persian Gulf after attacks near the Strait of Hormuz have all but closed off the waterway, upending regional logistics, slowing exports and threatening near-term production.

South China Morning Postabout 6 hours ago
Asia faces oil shock as US-Iran war chokes Strait of Hormuz
Oil prices surged by the most in four years on Monday as the killing of Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei amid a widening conflict between the United States, Israel and Iran brought tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz to a near standstill. Freight costs climbed sharply alongside crude, as traders swiftly priced in the war, which analysts say will have far-reaching consequences for Asia’s heavily import-dependent economies. Benchmark Brent crude jumped 13 per cent to a high...

South China Morning Postabout 7 hours ago
Iran strikes day 3: markets open with sharp sell-off in futures and Asian shares
This story has been made freely available as a public service to our readers. Please consider supporting SCMP’s journalism by subscribing. US Dow futures dropped 400-570 points overnight, S&P 500 futures were down 1 per cent, while Nasdaq futures were down more than 1 per cent as the United States and Israel’s military campaign against Iran continued on Monday. Asian markets also opened lower amid fears of a broader Middle East escalation disrupting global supply chains and energy. China’s stock...

Bloombergabout 8 hours ago
Indian Stocks Erase US Trade Deal Gains on Middle East Conflict
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Bloombergabout 9 hours ago
Soy Oil Hits Two-Year High as Crude Rallies After Iran Strikes
Soybean oil jumped to the highest level in more than two years, tracking crude prices higher after strikes by the US and Israel on Iran over the weekend.