Oil Surges Above $80 as U.S.-Iran Peace Talks Hit a Postponement
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Oil prices rebounded in early trades after U.S.-Iran peace talks were postponed, with Brent crude topping $80 a barrel and WTI around $76, as geopolitical risk and potential disruptions to Middle East oil flows weighed on markets; Swiss officials confirmed the postponement, while broader regional tensions added to the outlook for energy prices.
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