The market doesn't know how to gauge the Mideast war — what investors should consider

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The deadliest attack on Israel in a half-century could have ripple effects for investors around the world.

Tensions in the Mideast are as high as they've been in recent memory after Saturday's invasion of Israel and the massacre of its citizens by the terrorist group Hamas. The deadliest attack on Israel in a half-century sparked volatility in financial markets and could have ripple effects for investors around the world depending on what happens in the coming days and weeks. The fighting caused an expected rise in U.S. and global oil prices.

Tensions in the Mideast are as high as they've been in recent memory after Saturday's invasion of Israel and the massacre of its citizens by the terrorist group Hamas. The deadliest attack on Israel in a half-century sparked volatility in financial markets and could have ripple effects for investors around the world depending on what happens in the coming days and weeks.

 

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