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Oil prices jump more than 4% after Iran blockade threat, CNBC reports
Crude prices rose sharply after comments tied to Iran escalated fears of renewed supply disruption.
CNBC Markets reports oil prices jumped more than 4% after President Trump threatened to bomb Iran and said he would reimpose a naval blockade.
The report highlights renewed geopolitical risk as a driver of the move in crude prices.
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