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Wake up to Money from BBC 5 Live.

Hello, welcome. It is Wake Up to Money.

And markets again have taken a bit of a battering as a result of the ongoing US-Israeli war in Iran.

Stock markets overnight in Asia taking a hit. We're going to have a look at bond prices,

you know, the prospect for interest rates effectively and what people think might happen there.

What investors are telling us prices for oil and gas have been rising quickly, continue to rise.

It seems this morning as we look at the oil price, our experts, will tell us why that is the consequences of it.

How long this might go on for your questions do keep them coming?

We're going to have a look at what was always billed as a low-key spring statement

that was felt like a budget in previous years from the Chancellor.

We'll find out how the conflict in the Middle

East might actually impact Rachel Reeves' plans. And with the United Arab Emirates being

among those hit by Iranian strikes, we're going to speak to some of the Brits who've moved

to make a living out there.

Wake Up to Money with Sean Fararrington. Good morning to you.

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