Oil Climbs as Iran-U.S. Strikes Elevate Hormuz Tensions
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Oil prices rose after reports of Iran striking U.S. forces, signaling heightened Middle East tensions and potential disruption to Hormuz shipping, with markets also noting moves in major oil stocks such as ExxonMobil and Chevron as investors priced in supply risks.
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- Here we go again. Why oil keeps tumbling even when the Iran war drags on CNN
- Oil Surges After Three-Day Drop as US Repels Iran Attack on Base Bloomberg.com
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