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Oil Prices Rise As US, Iran Exchange Fresh Strikes
Source: Nasdaq
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Oil prices rose Monday after U.S. attacks on Iranian tankers and Tehran's threat to establish a new restricted zone outside the Strait of Hormuz heightened risks of a prolonged disruption to Middle East energy supplies. The potential threat to flows through the key oil-transit corridor could have broad implications for global crude prices and inflation-sensitive markets.
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