Oil closes up by over 5% in New York at $82.7
Oil climbs 5% as Iran, US both demand compensation and Hormuz hopes fade.
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Summary
Iran is expected to reject the sweeping new demands, which the president said will be put 'firmly into any, and all, future negotiations,'.
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Iran is expected to reject the sweeping new demands, which the president said will be put 'firmly into any, and all, future negotiations,'
according to National Post - LatestThe odds earned $5.23% at $82.7.
according to ANSA - Economia +1
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