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Commentary: A wider Middle East war doesn’t have to mean higher oil and gas prices
Oil prices ( CL=F, BZ=F) jumped about 2.5% after Iran blitzed Israel with several hundred ballistic missiles on Oct. 1. Israel seems certain to retaliate, and Iran could re-retaliate, which basically means the broader Middle East war many have been fearing has arrived.
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