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Why Oil Prices Fell After Iran's Missile Strike

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Oil prices fell after Iran’s missile strike on a U.S. base, as markets interpreted the move as symbolic rather than escalatory—pricing in a pause, not a war.

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Why oil prices dropped after Iran’s attack on U.S. air bases

Diane Swonk joins The Lead

9 hours ago·Atlanta, United States

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El Financiero

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Iran's Attack on the US Drops the Price of Oil: How Is It Listed in Today's Markets?

The price of oil plummets after Iran's US-based attack in Qatar, after it was confirmed that the Strait of Ormuz remains open and there is no damage to infrastructure.

13 hours ago·Mexico

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Iefimerida

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Oil Price Falls More than 7% - Markets React Unexpectedly After Iran Attack - iefimerida.gr

Contrary to the fears of the global community following the Iranian attack, oil prices have started to decline.

14 hours ago

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Why Oil Prices Fell After Iran's Missile Strike

Oil prices fell after Iran’s missile strike on a U.S. base, as markets interpreted the move as symbolic rather than escalatory—pricing in a pause, not a war.

20 hours ago·United States

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Oil prices drop back. NZD and AUD recover

Iran orchestrates a missile strike on a US base in Qatar; but well-telegraphed and seen more as symbolic than an escalation in the conflict. Market relieved that oil infrastructure not targeted. Risk assets recover strongly

8 hours ago

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