Oil climbs on Iran-U.S. tensions ahead of UN talks
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Oil prices rose as U.S.-Iran tensions intensified after reports that Iran could face shutdowns for airlines, with traders watching for a diplomatic breakthrough as Iran's president heads to the United Nations; Brent crude rose to about $101.88 a barrel and WTI to about $97.22, as analysts weigh escalation risks against potential talks that could ease supply concerns.
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