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Oil Prices Swing Wildly as Iran War Threatens Transport Routes and Production Across Middle East

Oil prices continued to soar on Monday as the Iran war intensified, threatening production and shipping across the Middle East and straining energy supplies worldwide.

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Oil prices fall and stocks rebound after Trump says Iran war could end ‘very soon’

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US stocks erase a big early loss and rise after oil prices whip from nearly $120 back below $90

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UK faces inflation pressure as Iran conflict continues

Oil prices have soared since the US and Israel began strikes on Iran, exceeding 100 dollars per barrel on Monday.

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Trump says US 'destroyed' mine-laying vessels in Strait of Hormuz; US Navy says escorts not possible - as it happened

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Trump says Iran war will be over 'pretty quickly' but US hasn't 'won enough' yet

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Explosions in Tehran as Hegseth says today will be 'most intense' day of strikes on Iran so far

Late on Monday, US President Trump issued another warning to Iran about disrupting shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.

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FTSE 100: Markets panic as Iran war sees oil prices rocket to more than $100

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The Latest: Trump says Iran had a new site for developing nuclear weapons

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Why are Ethereum, XRP, Solana and Dogecoin prices down today and will crypto market bounce back or continue to fall? Crypto drop, analysts insights, market outlook explained ...

Why are Ethereum, XRP, Solana and Dogecoin prices down today and will crypto market bounce back or continue to fall is trending as Bitcoin dropped below $69,000, Ethereum fell over 5%, and Dogecoin crashed 10.

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Why Gas Prices Will Never Go Back Down

In the 1973 Oil Crisis, oil prices tripled. But, they never went back down, and instead headed higher afterwards. This was because the value of the dollar had fallen dramatically.

Retail sales fall modestly in January as American consumers pull back on spending

American consumers pulled back their spending to start 2026, extending the malaise in retail sales that began late last year.