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Why are stock markets surging despite Iran crisis?Today’s Big Question All-time share-price highs reveal an ‘inexplicable optimism’, but fears of collapse due to US-Iran volatility are keeping bankers ‘awake at night’
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South Korea’s ‘war-like’ energy crisisIn the Spotlight War in Iran represents ‘turning point’ for the country, though lack of infrastructure and effective action have not resolved its dependence on oil
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Why is Trump turning to economic warfare in Iran?TODAY'S BIG QUESTION The Trump administration considers adding monetary munitions to its martial tool chest
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What would a United-American merger mean for the airline industry and its customers?Today’s Big Question Experts say a merger is unlikely but talks are reportedly happening
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‘Battle Creek’s people needed to reinvent themselves’Instant Opinion Opinion, comment and editorials of the day
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Trump’s naval blockade: how it will workThe Explainer The US will blockade Iranian ports after talks between the two sides failed
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Allbirds is the latest casualty of the shaky direct-to-consumer modelIn the Spotlight The company, once worth billions, has now closed all its US stores
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How could rising gas prices affect the EV market?Today’s Big Question Just because gas is up doesn’t mean EVs will take over
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Has Trump’s unpredictability broken the oil market?Today's Big Question Traders aren’t listening to the US president anymore, as oil prices continue to rise
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Should the government help with energy bills?Today's Big Question Ofgem’s new price cap resets in June, with forecasters predicting huge rise, but Labour hints support will be means-tested amid struggling economy
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The 5 waterways that control global tradeThe Explainer These waterways act as a lifeline for much of the world’s economy
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Energy shock: How bad could it get?Feature As the Iran war continues, fuel prices keep going up
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The gilt shock: why Britain was worst hit by the global bond market sell-offIn the Spotlight Combination of spiking oil and gas prices, flatlining growth and increased household borrowing costs raises risk of recession
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Private credit’s very public problemThe explainer Economic uncertainty is a pathway toward bad investments
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