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Crude Oil Plunges As War Concerns Ease After U.S. Moves To Pressure Iran Economically
Source: Nasdaq
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Crude oil prices extended losses on Tuesday, falling sharply as investors interpreted the U.S. administration’s decision to fully isolate Iran economically (rather than pursue military strikes) as a sign that Gulf tensions may ease. The market reaction points to downside pressure on oil due to reduced perceived geopolitical supply risk.
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