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US-Iran strikes drive continued oil and market volatility

Oil prices are fluctuating as investors assess exchanges of strikes between the United States and Iran. Iran also reports worsening economic pressure, including reduced oil trade and fuel shortages.

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Military escalation and disruption to Iran's oil trade increase the risk of sustained energy-price volatility and broader economic pressure.

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