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Oil prices settle above $90 after U.S. and Iran resume fire

Monday’s jump came after the U.S. and Iran exchanged fire for the first time in about a month, extending the Middle East conflict into its seventh month.

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Global oil prices closed sharply higher after the U.S. and Iran renewed hostilities, with prices settling above $90 a barrel, according to MarketWatch.

The outlet said the renewed exchange of fire was the first between the two sides in about a month, as the Middle East conflict continues into its seventh month.

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MarketWatchGlobal oil prices settle above $90 a barrel after U.S. and Iran exchange fire for first time in a month

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