Oil Steady as Trump-Xi Summit Opens Amid Iran War Stalemate
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Oil prices held near multi-week highs with Brent around $106 a barrel and WTI near $101 as the Trump-Xi meeting opens, set against a stubborn Iran war that has kept global inventories tight; Iran's crude shipments remain constrained by sanctions and a US naval blockade, satellite imagery shows Kharg Island export facilities idle, and analysts say the market will stay undersupplied through October even if diplomacy progresses.
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