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Crude Oil Falls Despite New Iran Sanctions, Brace for Tons of Inflation Data
Source: youtube.com
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Crude oil prices have drifted lower even after the U.S. imposed new sanctions on Iran, suggesting the market is not yet pricing a near-term, sizable supply disruption. The article frames the move as a tentative macro setup where sanctions may have limited immediate impact while positioning and broader demand/supply expectations dominate short-term price action.
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