Oil Tops $100, Dragging Stocks Lower Amid Supply Fears
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Oil surged above $100 per barrel as Iran-war disruptions and output cuts tighten supply, with Brent around $103 and WTI about $101; the rally pressured US stocks and lifted gas prices, prompting talk of emergency reserve releases and highlighting inflation risk if prices stay elevated.
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