The longer the Iran war goes, the worse it could be for Trump. Just look at history
trump-considers-military-draft-for-potential-iran-war.html" class="story-link" title="Trump hasn’t ruled out a draft for war with Iran — but is conscription constitut">Iran has launched strikes on Israeli energy facilities, including an oil refinery in Haifa, as part of an escalating regional conflict. Oil prices spiked above $119 per barrel before retreating to around $112, while power outages were reported in the Haifa area. Central banks, including the Bank of England, are now warning they may need to raise interest rates if energy price increases persist and drive inflation higher.
Iranian officials claim they successfully struck energy infrastructure facilities as part of their regional military operations. Tehran has warned of intensified strikes if its own energy sites are targeted in retaliation.
Financial markets are treating this as a serious supply shock that could derail inflation progress and force central banks to tighten monetary policy. Energy companies and airlines are already preparing to pass increased costs to consumers.
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Iran war live: Tehran warns of intensified strikes if energy sites targeted
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Power outages in Haifa area, Iran claims: We struck energy facility
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Bank ready to raise interest rates if Iran war price 'shock' persists
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Brent crude briefly tops $119 as Iran attacks Gulf energy sites
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Bank of England 'ready to act' as it warns Iran war 'shock' will push up inflation
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‘Have significant capabilities’: Saudi's big warning to Iran, says it ‘reserves right to take military action’
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Bonds and Stocks Sell Off as Oil Rally Extends: Markets Wrap
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European Airlines Say Flyers Will Pay for Higher Fuel Costs
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Bonds, Stocks Tumble as Oil Stokes Inflation Fears: Markets Wrap
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Stocks, Bonds Tumble as Oil Fuels Inflation Fears: Markets Wrap
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