Trump: Oil prices will plummet after war ends ‘very soon’
Trump said oil will drop once Iran ends the conflict, while CENTCOM says it has helped move more than 1 billion barrels through the Strait of Hormuz.
- Donald Trump said global oil prices will fall further when the conflict with Iran ends, which he expected to happen “soon.”
- Trump claimed that oil production had reached a record level and that oil prices were lower than during Joe Biden’s administration.
- Iran proposed a seven-day plan involving a ceasefire, reopening the Strait of Hormuz, and talks on its nuclear program.
- Abbas Araghchi said Iran was awaiting mediators’ final response, while Masoud Pezeshkian said Tehran would remain firm.
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After that, he said, oil prices would go down sharply.
'Oil Will Come Dropping Down as Soon as Iran Gives Up': Trump Says War Will be Over 'Soon'
Speaking briefly before departing the White House prior to taking off for the Chicago area to attend the Presidents Cup, Trump highlighted energy production trends, claiming that a record volume of oil was extracted overnight, surpassing pre-war production levels.
Oil will come dropping down as soon as Iran gives up: Trump says war will be over soon
Speaking briefly before departing the White House prior to taking off for the Chicago area to attend the Presidents Cup, Trump highlighted energy production trends, claiming that a record volume of oil was extracted overnight, surpassing pre-war production levels.
Trump Says Oil Prices Will Plummet as Record Flow Moves Through Hormuz
President Trump says oil prices will plummet as record volumes move through Hormuz and renewed talks with Iran approach.
Trump claims oil prices will come down after Iran war – but X/Twitter isn’t buying it
US president Donald Trump's latest remarks on Iran have been met with disbelief online, after he claimed oil prices will go down 'as soon as Iran give up' and 'the war is over'. The Republican made the comments on Sunday, just days after a CNN/SRSS poll found just one in four Americans approve of his administration's handling of the war.
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