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Global Markets Shaken by Iran Conflict and Rising Energy Prices

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The ongoing conflict in Iran and surging energy prices have significantly impacted global markets, leading to a decline in safe-haven assets such as gold and bonds. The S&P 500 is on track for its worst month in a year, having dropped over 6% since its peak in January. As oil prices rise—Brent crude exceeding $101 per barrel—investors face heightened uncertainty regarding inflation and interest rates. Experts recommend that investors stay informed and maintain a balanced investment approach amid this volatility, as the situation in the Strait of Hormuz remains critical and unresolved.

Key Details: • S&P 500 down over 6% since January peak. • Brent crude oil prices rose 4% to over $101 per barrel. • Gold prices have fallen nearly 16% this month. • Investors advised to stay informed and avoid overreacting to headlines.

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Adam TurnquistLPL FinancialJohn CanavanStrait of HormuzOxford EconomicsMitch HamerAnthony SaglimbeneAmeriprise Financial

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