ENERGYSTORY 533· JULY 30, 2026

Oil prices climb as Iran threatens retaliation for U.S. strikes

Oil prices climbed after Iran threatened to respond to the latest United States military strikes, lifting both of the world's major crude benchmarks. Brent crude futures, the contract that sets the international price reference for oil…

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