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European stocks dip as Gulf exchanges stay shut following Iran strikes

European markets opened in deep negative territory as crude oil prices rose in early trading, alongside gold and other precious metals. US futures are also down as global markets react to the Iran conflict.

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00:00European markets created on Monday morning as investors react to the
00:03dramatic weekend of US and Israeli strikes on Iran the euro stocks 50 shed
00:082% at the open with indices in Paris Milan and Madrid all seeing sharp
00:13declines as the conflict threatens global shipping through the Strait of
00:16Hormuz in Spain the IBEX 35 is the worst performer dropping more than 2% while
00:22London's FTSE 100 remains more resilient falling just 0.3% the sell-off
00:28followed a freefall in Asia where Japan's Nikkei 225 dropped over 2.3%
00:33before the European bells even rang in the UAE regulators have shut down both
00:38the Abu Dhabi and Dubai exchanges for the next several days to prevent panic
00:42sale while stocks sink energy prices are soaring with a barrel of US benchmark
00:48crude initially surging 8% amid supply concerns assets considered safe are
00:54also on the rise with gold up 2.5% and silver climbing by 2% as the market
00:59braces for further escalation
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