Oil climbs to four-year high as US mulls action against Iran and Hormuz blockade

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Brent crude jumped to a four-year high near $126 a barrel after reports that the U.S. military would brief President Trump on possible action against Iran and maintain a naval blockade through the Strait of Hormuz, raising supply‑disruption fears from constrained Iranian exports; analysts warned the rally could persist if disruptions continue, with Goldman Sachs noting potential upside to prices if geopolitical stress remains.
- Brent crude hits wartime high, soaring past $123, as U.S. military to reportedly brief Trump on action against Iran CNBC
- Trump is betting his blockade will defy history and break Iran CNN
- Live updates: Putin warns Trump of ‘dire consequences’ in Iran NewsNation
- Exclusive: Trump rejects Iran's offer, says blockade stays until nuclear deal Axios
- Oil prices soar on fears of long supply disruption, US siege of Iran ports Al Jazeera
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