Some people in different countries are worried that there might be a big fight between Iran and Israel. This makes some people want to buy gold and oil because they think it will be safer to have those things when there is a big fight. The money that people use to buy and sell things is also moving around a lot because of this. Some people are making more money and some are losing money. Some companies are also doing well and some are not. Read from source...

- He's using an old image (2024) instead of a relevant one for the current date (2022)
- He's mixing different topics without coherence: geopolitical risks, oil prices, gold prices, inflation, debt repayments, etc.
- He's not providing any sources or evidence for his claims, especially the ones that sound sensational or controversial (e.g. Iran-Israel conflict, UK-France-Germany statement)
- He's using vague terms and phrases, such as "escalating", "potential", "jeopardize", "heightened", etc., without explaining what they mean or how they are measured
- He's using emotional language, such as "mulls", "attack", "surges", "rise", etc., to evoke fear or urgency in the reader
- He's not providing any analysis or insight, but only reporting what already happened or what the market is doing
- He's not addressing the counterarguments or alternative views, but only presenting his own perspective

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The US stock market edged lower on Monday as investors weighed the impact of rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and the latest inflation and debt data. Oil prices surged to a near-record high as concerns grew over a possible attack by Iran on Israel, following the killing of a Hamas leader in Tehran. Gold also gained as a safe-haven asset, while bond prices rose as investors sought shelter from the uncertainty. The S&P 500 and the Nasdaq 100 both fell slightly, while the Russell 2000 index declined more sharply. The UK, France and Germany urged Iran and its allies to avoid escalating the situation and to pursue a cease-fire and the release of hostages. The New York Fed's survey showed that consumers expect inflation to moderate in the next few years, but also anticipate higher debt repayments. KeyCorp shares rose after Canada's Scotiabank announced a minority stake purchase in the US bank. Some stocks, such as Nvidia, Ballard Power Systems, Barrick Gold and Monday.com, moved on positive or negative earnings reactions or analyst upgrades.

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Article's Main Topic: Geopolitical risks drive market sentiment
Article's Key Highlights:
- US stocks turn negative amid global geopolitical risks
- WTI crude surges 2.3% to $78 a barrel
- Gold rises 1.5% near all-time highs

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