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The prospect of a full-blown war in the Middle East added a dose of geopolitical risk to the interest rate and inflation concerns already facing markets.

Stocks reversed losses Monday, even as the Middle East conflict added a dose of geopolitical risk to the interest rate and inflation concerns already facing markets.Islamist militant group Hamas launched a large-scale attack on Israel on Saturday, prompting a declaration of war in response. That has rattled markets, as investors worry that another full-blown conflict could join the war already being waged between Russia and Ukraine.

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