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The ongoing war in Iran has triggered a deep selloff across global markets, fueled by inflation fears and concerns about energy market disruptions.

The European Central Bank has warned that growing stablecoin adoption could lead to a decrease in bank deposits, negatively impacting lending and monetary policy transmission in Europe.

Wall Street futures are expected to decline pre-bell due to concerns over Iran's escalating situation, impacting global markets.

US LNG producers are capitalizing on rising gas prices in Europe and Asia, with Venture Global and Cheniere Energy planning to increase capacity in response to potential shortages due to the Iran conflict.

A US-based natural-gas exporter is poised to benefit from a potential shortage in Europe due to rising global natural-gas prices, driven by the US and Israel's attacks on Iran and the escalating conflict in the Middle East.

Starlink, a satellite internet service owned by SpaceX, has partnered with Deutsche Telekom to launch a satellite mobile service in Europe, expected to go live in 2028, amidst SpaceX's preparations for an initial public offering (IPO).

Middle East tensions have caused Wall Street futures to decline, indicating a potential negative impact on the US market.

European bond deals are being put on hold due to the Middle East conflict, causing credit-risk gauges to rise and impacting global markets.

UK's natural gas exports to the EU in February reached a three-year seasonal high, driven by ample supply and milder weather, indicating a positive trend for the country's energy sector.

European stocks are gaining an edge over the US due to record-breaking stock buybacks, providing investors with a fresh reason to invest in the European market.

A former Solana executive is developing a new platform to facilitate faster global crypto trades, aiming to reduce the network's concentration in Europe and introduce multicast functionality.

Stellantis, the parent company of Fiat and Jeep, has reported a €22 billion loss and warned of higher US tariff costs, amidst increased competition in the UK and Europe.