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They cheered when Trump assassinated Khamenei. They cheered again when Iran shut the Strait of Hormuz. Because in their imagination, every global crisis “only hurts China.” Reality hits harder than oil prices: • WTI breaks $90 • Dow posts its worst week in a year • Gulf states warn...

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