Oil markets climb as Strait of Hormuz standoff and ceasefire unravel amid US-Iran tensions
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Oil prices rose as Iran said the IRGC would keep control of shipping through the Strait of Hormuz until the US meets its demands, the US blockade remained in place, Trump floated a map labeling Hormuz as a new US territory, and a vessel was struck near Oman as a 60-day ceasefire expired, signaling heightened market and geopolitical volatility over Iran’s nuclear and shipping policies.
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