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Oil-driven inflation fears unsettle stocks and bonds after record market gains

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U.S. stock indexes moved away from recent records and swung as oil prices rose, technology shares fell and bond yields reversed direction.Backed by 3 sourceswxxv25.comboston25news.comwdtn.com Reports linked the oil-market moves to renewed concerns about Middle East supplies and possible escalation involving Iran.Backed by 1 sourcesAl Jazeera

The market reversal extended beyond stocks, with bonds also falling as investors worried that higher oil prices could intensify inflation pressures.Backed by 1 sourcesswissinfo.ch The developments came after a record-breaking run in stocks, according to reporting published October 7 and 8, 2026.Backed by 2 sourcesboston25news.comswissinfo.ch

Sharp reversals left financial markets unsteady as oil prices rose and U.S. stock indexes swung.Context from one sourcegoskagit.com The prospect of U.S. strikes against Iran added a political dimension to the oil-market pressure.Context from one sourceNBC News

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