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Oil prices rise more than 2.5% as U.S.-Iran attacks resume

Reports indicate crude oil prices rose more than 2.5% as the United States and Iran resumed military attacks. Fuel prices are also reported to be fluctuating domestically.

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Renewed strikes are producing an immediate energy-price shock and increase the risk of wider market disruption.

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