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Brent crude broke above $90 a barrel as the US-Iran conflict intensified, while the dollar drifted without a clear safe-haven bid. Sustained oil prices at these levels re-inject inflation risk into the rates outlook, pressuring UST yields higher and weighing on rate-sensitive risk assets including NASDAQ and high-beta crypto like BTC. Watch whether the DXY starts catching a geopolitical haven bid and whether Brent holds above $90, which would harden the stagflation-risk read for equities and digital assets.
As a Forex signal, watch whether it changes price action, volatility, or flows around BZ=F, CL=F, GC=F.
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