Global oil prices top $95 a barrel and log best day in a month despite Trump saying peace talks with Iran have resumed following a pause
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Global oil prices surged past $95 a barrel, marking the best session in a month, despite a social media post from former President Trump claiming peace talks with Iran were resuming. The market's price action indicates traders are dismissing the unofficial de-escalation commentary, focusing instead on current supply tightness and geopolitical risk premiums.
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Wrong ifThe primary risk is any official confirmation of de-escalation from current government sources, which would immediately challenge the geopolitical premium and likely reverse the price trend.
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