Oil jumps as Middle East tensions widen at Hormuz and the Red Sea

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Oil prices surged as Iran-related tensions expanded, threatening key shipping lanes through the Strait of Hormuz and the Red Sea, while U.S. and EU sanctions against Iranian individuals and entities intensified and diplomatic efforts around a stalled U.S.–Iran MoU faltered amid reports of IRGC involvement with Yemen’s Houthis and ongoing U.S. strikes.
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