- U.S. forces bombed targets in Iran, leading to concerns that the Iran war threatens global oil supply lines.
- Trump warned of attacks if a peace deal fails, amid conflict impacting energy supply through the Strait of Hormuz.
US dominance challenges OPEC's pricing power amid war with Iran disrupting oil exports.
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US dominance challenges OPEC's pricing power amid war with Iran disrupting oil exports.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.OPEC+ increases output while Iran pushes crude to market after blockade lift.1 source
US dominance challenges OPEC's pricing power as Iran conflict disrupts oil exports.1 source
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Trump warned of attacks if a peace deal fails, amid conflict impacting energy supply through the Strait of Hormuz.Also in this story
- Amid ongoing conflict, a fragile ceasefire is being tested through missile strikes, and Bill Pulte has been appointed as acting director of national intelligence.
- Joe Kent stated that a peace deal with Iran is impossible, and Donald Trump threatened to take control of Iran's energy infrastructure.
- High-level talks between Donald Trump and Tehran reached a conclusion, leading to the cancellation of scheduled strikes against Iran.