<p>After the US attacks on Iran's nuclear sites, financial markets are expecting heightened volatility with oil prices on the rise. President Trump has said the attacks destroyed key facilities, and analysts predict oil prices could reach $130/bbl if the conflict escalates. That could influence US inflation and affect the Federal Reserve's decisions. Although markets have remained stable in the short term, history suggests a medium-term recovery.
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Investitorii se pregătesc pentru explozia preţurilor petrolului şi migrează spre active sigure după bombardamentele SUA asupra Iranului
Investitorii se pregătesc pentru explozia preţurilor petrolului şi migrează spre active sigure după bombardamentele SUA asupra Iranului
Investitorii se pregătesc pentru explozia prețurilor petrolului și migrează spre active sigure, după atacul SUA asupra Iranului
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