Global oil price gains 3% as US military strikes on Iran add to peace deal uncertainty - Reuters
US military strikes on Iran have driven crude oil up 3% globally as geopolitical tensions undermine peace deal negotiations. Supply disruption fears and risk-premium volatility are now back in focus for energy traders.
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US military strikes on Iran have driven crude oil up 3% globally as geopolitical tensions undermine peace deal negotiations.
The read · May 25
Long crude on geopolitical risk premium; size position carefully—ceasefire announcements or diplomatic reversals could unwind gains quickly.
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