FTSE 100 falls as Middle East tensions hit mining stocks, oil prices rise
Geopolitical tensions may exacerbate inflation and energy volatility, influencing central bank policies and investor confidence globally. The post FTSE 100 falls as Middle East tensions hit mining stocks, oil prices rise...
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Geopolitical tensions may exacerbate inflation and energy volatility, influencing central bank policies and investor confidence globally.
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