Oil rebounds after news of US strikes on Iranian military site - Reuters
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The US has struck an Iranian military site, sending oil prices sharply higher as supply-disruption risk in the Middle East spikes. This reverses yesterday's Iran-deal-driven selloff and reignites a geopolitical risk premium that had largely been priced out.
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Wrong ifA rapid de-escalation statement, ceasefire announcement, or denial/clarification of strike scope would collapse the risk premium and erase gains quickly — exactly what happened in reverse yesterday.
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