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Losses in European Markets with Brent at $100

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With inflationary pressures intensifying, investors are expecting further interest rate increases.
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Brent exceeds US$100 and presses European stock exchangesEuropean stock exchanges fall with Brent above US$100 and high gas before the ECB

The main European exchanges retreat, after the Brent exceeds 100 dollars the barrel in front of the escalation of the conflict with exchanges of attacks between the US and Iran. Natural gas rises more than 3% and helps to cloud the inflationary prospects in the region on the eve of the decision of the European Central Bank. Around 6h44 [...]

In the Persian Gulf, military operations are escalating again, the global community is worried, Brent crude is "taking off" above $100 and the stock markets are "paying for their losses".

European markets are falling on Wednesday as the new rise in oil prices intensifies concerns about inflation and the impact on the economy.

With inflationary pressures intensifying, investors are expecting further interest rate increases.

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Capital.gr broke the news on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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