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Oil prices rise above $91 as Middle East tensions and stalled US-Iran talks weigh on markets

Brent crude approaches or exceeds $91 per barrel, reaching its highest level in nearly four weeks. The headlines link the increase to rising Middle East tensions and stalled negotiations between the United States and Iran.

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Sustained geopolitical tension and higher oil prices could increase energy costs and contribute to broader economic pressure.

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