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Oil Prices Jump After U.S. Strikes Iranian Missile Sites
Oil prices spiked in early Asian trade on Tuesday, after the U.S. military launched strikes on targets in southern Iran, reigniting fears of military action just a day after prices had dropped dramatically on promises of a peace deal.
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The recent U.S. strikes on Iranian missile sites have led to a significant increase in oil prices. Oil prices surged in early Asian trade following the strikes, with Brent futures rising to $98.39 per barrel, a 2.34% increase from the previous session. This uptick in prices comes after a dramatic drop on Monday, when prices plummeted 7% on promises of a peace deal. The increase in oil prices is likely a result of renewed fears of military action in the region, which had previously led to a decline in prices. The U.S. Central Command's confirmation of the strikes has contributed to this shift in market sentiment.
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