Energy shares gained ground in Asia after Israel's attack on Iran, in line with the rise in oil prices, while movements in other markets were relatively restrained as investors weighed the potential fallout. Japan's Nikkei average was down 1.2% in afternoon trading Friday, and other Asian markets were down slightly. The dollar and other safe-haven currencies rose.
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