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Shares of oil and gas-related companies are trading higher as crude gains after U.S. attacks on Iranian infrastructure and Iran's strikes on Iraq, Kuwait and Syria. Also, reports suggest the U.S. is sending dozens more refueling planes to the region to possibly continue or escalate its campaign.
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