Trump Orders Strikes on Iran After Missile Attack: Dow Futures Gain 94 Points, Brent Hovers Near $90
U.S. strikes on Iran and a drone attack in Egypt raised fears of a wider Middle East conflict as markets climbed and oil stayed elevated.
When countries fight in the Middle East, oil prices stay high and the stock market sometimes goes up because people worry about what happens next. Investors watch these situations closely—not because they know what will happen, but because big conflicts can change prices for gas and goods.
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