IRAN CLAIMS U.S. BROKE CEASEFIRE, VOWS RETALIATION “Reports in Iran say a spokesperson for the Khatam al-Anbiya Central Headquarters accused U.S.

Iran has accused U.S. forces of violating a ceasefire by attacking Iranian oil tankers, leading to vows of retaliation from Iranian officials. This escalation in geopolitical tensions could impact global oil supply, as any military action may disrupt shipping routes and increase risk premiums in energy markets. Oil prices are particularly exposed, given their sensitivity to supply disruptions and geopolitical risk. Traders will be closely watching for any official statements from the U.S. or further military actions that could escalate the situation, as well as upcoming reports on oil inventory levels that may reflect changes in supply dynamics.

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