Oil climbs as Trump doubts Iran deal, fueling market jitters
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Oil prices rose after President Trump questioned a new Iran deal to extend the ceasefire, sending Brent above $91 and lifting U.S. crude as yields and stocks moved lower; Trump claimed U.S. control of the Strait of Hormuz amid weak shipping data, while gas prices hovered around $4.06 per gallon as war-related supply concerns linger.
- Oil jumps past $91 as Trump casts doubt on a new deal with Iran NBC News
- US-Iran ceasefire set to expire as Trump admin meets with Israel's Netanyahu Fox News
- Oil Gains as the US Signals No Rush to End Conflict With Iran Bloomberg.com
- Iran war live: Trump says Iran should wave ‘white flag’ amid tense deadlock Al Jazeera
- The Iran War Is Now About Who Blinks First Under Economic Pressure WSJ
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