Oil Rebounds as Hormuz Strikes Cloud Iran Deal Outlook
Oil prices rebounded after U.S. strikes near Hormuz, with Brent rising toward $100. Talks continue amid uncertainty over reopening the strait.
Oil prices rebounded after U.S. strikes near Hormuz, with Brent rising toward $100. Talks continue amid uncertainty over reopening the strait.
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Oil prices fell over 5% to a two-week low amid optimism that the US and Iran are close to reaching a nuclear deal, potentially increasing global supply.
Oil prices slid after U.S. officials signaled progress toward reopening the Strait of Hormuz, easing supply concerns. Brent crude fell over 6% as diplomatic talks advanced.
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