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Tariff worries return as oil tops $100 amid Persian Gulf war

The resurgence of tariff fears comes as the Persian Gulf conflict pushes oil above $100 a barrel, adding to pressure on the global economy.

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New York Times Business reports that tariffs are back as a market concern, this time alongside a renewed escalation tied to the Persian Gulf war.

According to the outlet, oil has hit $100 a barrel, reinforcing the idea that energy costs and trade policy risks are colliding for the global economy.

The second New York Times Economy summary reiterates the same linkage, highlighting the combined effect of the tariff reminder and the oil shock.

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