Global Markets Mixed as Middle East Tensions Escalate, US Inflation Up
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Global markets stabilized as traders hoped for diplomatic resolutions to the Iran-Israel conflict, with European stocks and US equities rebounding after Friday's selloff. Treasuries and the dollar slipped, while Brent crude fell below $90 a barrel and gold rose to $2,347 an ounce.
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