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Oil prices surged, with Brent crude spiking 4.4% to $97.15/barrel, after Israel struck military targets in Iran, escalating Middle East tensions and threatening a fragile ceasefire. The conflict risks closing the Strait of Hormuz, disrupting global energy supplies. Despite US President Trump urging de-escalation, hostilities continue, complicating peace talks and raising geopolitical risks for oil markets.

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Iran's ambassador to Moscow stated the Strait of Hormuz will remain open but subject to new transit fees set by Iran and Oman. This proposal, aimed at compensating for services provided, faces strong opposition from the US, which has warned Oman against involvement. The announcement comes amid ongoing US-Israeli military actions against Iran that have severely constrained oil flows through the critical waterway.

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Iranian envoy says Hormuz strait will be open but with transit fees: Report

Chinese crude oil imports have dropped significantly, helping to suppress global prices below $100/bbl despite Middle East tensions. Morgan Stanley and S&P Global report a sharp decline in seaborne arrivals, attributed to strategic destocking and production cuts. While EVs and renewables provide a buffer, analysts warn that sustained low demand is unsustainable. Meanwhile, tentative ceasefire talks and Russian production declines further influenced markets, with Nymex crude falling 3.1% to $93.04/bbl.

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Crude oil prices fell approximately 3% as an Israel-Lebanon ceasefire boosted hopes for U.S.-Iran diplomacy. While vessel repositioning suggests preparations for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, it remains largely closed. Meanwhile, U.S. crude and petroleum product inventories have hit their lowest levels since 2004, increasing vulnerability to potential supply shocks.

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Oil futures fell in early Asian trade on a possible technical correction after crude futures rose for the third straight session overnight.

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U.S. Central Command said Tuesday that it had defeated multiple Iranian ballistic missiles following "attempted attacks" by Iran.

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U.S. crude stockpiles fell by 6.8 million barrels last week, marking the seventh consecutive weekly decline, according to the American Petroleum Institute. Gasoline inventories rose by 3.5 million barrels, while distillate and Cushing inventories decreased. This data precedes the EIA's report, with analysts forecasting a smaller crude draw. WTI crude oil prices traded around $93.39 per barrel.

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The U.S. Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) has dropped to 365 million barrels, its lowest level since 1983, following large-scale releases to curb oil price spikes. Meanwhile, U.S. crude exports to Asia reached record highs in May, offsetting Middle Eastern supply disruptions. Experts warn that refilling the SPR will take years, require congressional approval, and may further drive up prices.

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Trump claims U.S.-Iran diplomatic talks are ongoing, contradicting reports of a halt. He urges Iran to make a deal after 47 years of conflict. Markets view this as modestly risk-positive, with NASDAQ and S&P up slightly, while crude oil prices dipped to $93.03.

- Trump states that reports of halted U.S.-Iran communication are false and that discussions have been ongoing, including recent days.  
- He emphasizes the urgency for Iran to reach a deal, highlighting that the current situation has lasted for 47 years.  
- Market reactions are slightly positive, as ongoing talks may lower the risk of escalation, with the NASDAQ and S&P indexes showing minor gains and crude oil prices modestly down to $93.03.

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Trump to Iran: It is time to make a deal

Oil prices declined as President Trump attempted to reassure markets that a US-Iran deal and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz are imminent. Despite recent strikes raising tensions, Trump stated the memorandum of understanding would be completed within a week. Consequently, WTI crude edged down 1% to $91.16/barrel, while Brent dipped over 1% to $93.82/barrel, reversing previous gains driven by fears of disrupted negotiations.

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