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U.S. oil tops $84 as Hormuz deal hopes dwindle and deadlock deepens
U.S. crude oil has risen back above $84 per barrel. This price increase correlates with the dissipation of last week's anticipation regarding a potential U.S.-Iran deal. The situation remains characterized by dwindling hopes concerning the Hormuz region and deepening deadlock.
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