Oil Prices Surge and stocks tumble as barrage of missiles in the Middle East prompts supply fears in a region that accounts for a third of global oil production. Us Trade Paralysis dockworkers threaten to continue striking for as long as necessary with ports along the East And Gulf coasts remaining shut for a second day. Also on the programme, could technology bring extinct species back to life . We speak to the boss of a De Extinction Company hoping to resurrect the Woolly Mammoth. Live from london, this is business today. Lets start with the Middle East, where, as weve been reporting, israel has warned of grave consequences after iran launched a barrage of missiles at targets across the country on tuesday. Oil prices have been surging as traders fear a full scale regional war could disrupt Energy Supplies to the global market. Brent crude rose as much as 5 to 75. 40 a barrel in intraday trading. Lets Take A Look at the latest Oil Price now. Up up1. 36 , up 1. 36 , 74 up1. 36 , 74 and
Shares were mostly higher in Asia after Chinese markets reopened Monday from a long Lunar New Year holiday. U.S. futures rose slightly while oil prices declined. Hong Kong's Hang Seng fell 0.8% to 16,212.05 on heavy selling of technology and property shares despite a flurry of announcements by Chinese state banks of plans for billions of dollars' worth of loans for property projects.
European traders looking to Asia for direction are going to be pulled in two directions, with Hong Kong led lower by property shares as it limped into the Lunar New Year break, while Japan powered to a new post-bubble, 34-year peak. Hong Kong investors may at least have been thankful for only half a day of trading, with a Hang Seng subindex of mainland property shares diving more than 3%. In Japan, the Nikkei surged after more dovish signals from the central bank ahead of a three-day weekend.
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