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Energy markets enter crisis mode as conflict in Iran halts key shipping lanes and raises the threat of lasting supply disruption. Analysts warn crude could break into triple digits if the standoff continues. Risk assets retreat, and inflation worries creep back into bond markets.

Today’s recommended read: Iran war throws oil market into biggest crisis in decades, Ron Bousso

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Global oil and gas supplies are at risk from a widening conflict after Iran vows to avenge the killing of their supreme leader in U.S. and Israeli airstrikes. Energy prices are expected to jump when markets re-open and a prolonged crisis could send shockwaves through the global economy.

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AI‑job fears hang over this week’s US payrolls. Plus, South Korea’s market is this year’s standout, lifted by reforms and a chip‑driven rally. And China is set to unveil new economic targets this week.

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An imagined dystopia of mass unemployment fuelled by artificial intelligence unnerves investors. Nvidia’s record‑breaking numbers fails to lift the mood. Plus, how global chip demand is reshaping markets from Seoul to Silicon Valley.

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Paramount‑Skydance secures Warner Bros. as Netflix bows out. Plus, Jack Dorsey's Block cuts nearly half its staff, calling it an AI reset. And, Anthropic won’t drop its AI safeguards, putting a $200M Pentagon deal on the line.

Today’s recommended read: Europe policymakers set for make or break decisions on industrial heat, Gavin Maguire

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