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Oil Extends Gains as Trump Announces Iran Sanctions

Crude prices rise for a fifth consecutive session following new U.S. sanctions targeting Iran's economy.

Oil prices extended their rally to a fifth consecutive trading day, buoyed by geopolitical developments in the Middle East. According to Bloomberg Markets, the gains were driven by President Donald Trump's announcement of a new sanctions package aimed at constraining Iran's economic activity, raising concerns about potential disruptions to global energy supplies.

The latest measures underscore ongoing tensions between the U.S. and Iran, which historically support higher crude valuations due to supply uncertainty. Traders are monitoring whether additional restrictions could further tighten the already-constrained oil market and impact production across the region.

Energy markets remain sensitive to policy developments in Iran and the broader Middle East, with investors weighing the potential economic implications of escalating sanctions against the backdrop of existing supply concerns.

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