New Iran War Fears Send Oil Past $105 With Diesel Already Sky High

Oil prices rose sharply on Thursday after President Donald Trump indicated he was considering restarting large-scale military strikes against Iran. Brent crude, the global oil benchmark, climbed above $105 a barrel in early trading. Diesel prices have also risen significantly, already exceeding $6 a gallon. The price increases reflect market concerns about potential disruptions to oil supplies from a wider conflict.

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New Iran War Fears Send Oil Past $105 With Diesel Already Sky High

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New Iran War Fears Send Oil Past $105 With Diesel Already Sky High

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New Iran war fears send oil past $105 with diesel already sky high