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Trump frets oil price spike after bombing Iran
Trump signaled Monday that he’s wary of rising oil prices that spiked Sunday after the U.S. military attacked nuclear sites in Iran. Prices had dropped again Monday. And with Americans heading into the busy Fourth of July driving season, the president sought to publicly address concerns that soaring gasoline prices might follow.
Investors weigh oil prices and await Iran's next move after the U.S. bombed Iran's nuclear sites over the weekend.
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Global crude prices jumped on Sunday but have since retreated. Here's what experts say about the outlook for oil and gas.
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JPMorgan says there's about a one in five chance that disruptions to oil production in the Persian Gulf send prices spiraling ...
The American economy faces the unwelcome prospect of reignited inflation after the United States launched strikes on three ...
The Japanese yen, normally one of the most sought after safe havens in times of geopolitical stress, has dropped 2.4% against ...
Implied volatilities jumped higher across asset classes last week as Middle East tensions escalated. Click to read.
Brent crude could jump to around $90 a barrel if the Strait of Hormuz is closed, according to Citigroup Inc., which added ...
The South African rand weakened in early trade on Monday, pressured by the rise in crude oil prices and risk-off sentiment following the U.S. military action against Iran over the weekend.
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