Gas prices soar after strikes on energy facilities in Qatar and Iran

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  Oil spikes and gas surges as Iran strikes.

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  and what will this mean for global interest rates?

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  Qatar says Iran's hit on its liquefied natural gas sites has damaged

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  17% of its export capacity for the next three to five years.

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  It sends shockwaves through the financial markets.

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  Oil jumped to $119 a barrel and European gas surged up 35%.

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  As usual, it is a lot.

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