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Oil prices have fallen as the U.S. and Iran have not engaged in hostilities for two consecutive days. The absence of strikes since Friday has led to increased optimism among investors about a possible resolution to the conflict.
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Oil prices have fallen as the U.S. and Iran have not engaged in hostilities for two consecutive days. The absence of strikes since Friday has led to increased optimism among investors about a possible resolution to the conflict.
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