On Monday (23 June), the price of oil per barrel closed at $71.48, a 7.2% decrease, the largest fall since August 2022, according to data from MarketWatch.
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This followed Iran’s well-telegraphed launch of missiles at a US air base in Qatar, a move that inspired relief as the nation did not seem to be aiming at energy targets.
The US president then announced on Truth Social that a ceasefire had been “fully agreed” between Iran and Israel and was set to take place in six hours’ time. At that point, Trump posted: “The ceasefire is now in…
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