Dhaka, June 14 -- Oil prices soared and stocks sank Friday after Israel launched strikes on nuclear and military sites in Iran, stoking fears of a full-blown war.Oil futures rocketed more than 13 percent at one point, reaching the highest levels since January and reigniting worries about a renewed spike to inflation.Fears of a higher-cost environment sent share prices sliding for a majority of companies across Asia and Europe.Energy majors jumped, however, as despite a pullback heading into the Wall Street open, crude was still up by around 8.5 percent.The dollar jumped, while gold - viewed as a safe haven investment - was close to its record high of above $3,500 an ounce set in April."Global markets are being rattled by an escalation of ...