MARKETSSTORY 555· JUNE 25, 2026

Oil Prices Erase Wartime Gains as Hormuz Tanker Traffic Resumes

Oil prices fell as investors moved to price out a supply-risk premium that had built up during the conflict, after tankers that had been stranded in the Persian Gulf for months began passing through

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