Crude oil jumped on Monday after the U.S. seized an Iranian cargo ship, reigniting supply-risk concerns as Iran vowed retaliation. The move comes after the previous session's tailspin and reflects heightened geopolitical tension around the ceasefire. The news is supportive for oil prices and could lift broader energy markets in the near term.
Crude oil jumped on Monday after the U.S. seized an Iranian cargo ship, reigniting supply-risk concerns as Iran vowed retaliation. The move comes after the previous session's tailspin and reflects heightened geopolitical tension around the ceasefire. The news is supportive for oil prices and could lift broader energy markets in the near term.
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