Oil prices rise after fresh wave of attacks between U.S. and Iran
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Oil prices are rising after a fresh wave of U.S.-Iran attacks reignited geopolitical risk premium, clouding hopes for a peace deal. This creates a tactical long setup in crude and energy proxies, though the intraday pullback in CL (-1.7%) suggests the market is still digesting the risk.
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Wrong ifA ceasefire announcement or backchannel de-escalation signal between Washington and Tehran would collapse the geopolitical bid quickly; the -1.7% intraday print on CL today shows the market is not loading up unilaterally, and a swift reversal is possible if diplomatic headlines drop.
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