Oil rebounds after US strikes Iran military site - Reuters
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The US has struck an Iranian military site, triggering an immediate oil rebound after prices had retreated on Iran deal hopes just one day prior. The reversal creates a tactical long setup in crude and energy equities as the geopolitical risk premium gets repriced sharply higher.
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Wrong ifAny rapid de-escalation signal — ceasefire statement, diplomatic back-channel leak, or Iranian non-retaliation — collapses the risk premium and reverses this trade fast; insider selling in CL names and the volatile headline environment demand tight stops and small size.
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