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Brent crude pushed toward $110 per barrel on March 27 as oil prices moved higher after President Donald Trump postponed attacks on Iran's power grid. The price action reflects renewed geopolitical risk that can support near‑term energy sector revenues and drive volatility across commodity markets.

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Brent crude pushed toward $110 per barrel on March 27 as oil prices moved higher after President Donald Trump postponed attacks on Iran's power grid. The price action reflects renewed geopolitical risk that can support near‑term energy sector revenues and drive volatility across commodity markets.