Markets React to Middle East Tensions and U.S. Political Uncertainty

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The US bombing of Iran has increased tensions in the oil markets, with potential disruptions depending on whether wider conflict ensues, though China remains the primary buyer of Iranian oil since Western sanctions. The long-term impact on oil prices remains uncertain, with risks of supply disruptions if regional fighting escalates.
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