Trump Rejects Iran Ceasefire Extension as Tehran Threatens ‘Fully Offensive’ Posture: Brent Trades At $91
Trump’s Iran ceasefire rejection and Tehran’s military threats are raising Hormuz supply concerns, lifting oil prices.
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Why It Matters
When countries have big disagreements, people worry oil shipments might get disrupted, so oil prices go up. When you see oil prices rising, it often means traders are nervous about world events that could affect supplies.
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