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Oil cuts gains, Trump reportedly ready to ease Iran sanctions for nuclear progress
- US, Iran back in talks after Trump rejects ceasefire
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- Trump denies report claiming U.S. offered Iran sanctions relief
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- Trump asked China's president if he wanted to buy US arms, ambassador says
Oil and markets react to US-Iran tensions
Oil climbed above $106 a barrel as Iran threatened to widen the war and Trump rejected Iran’s peace offer, while stocks fell amid fears of prolonged conflict. Mediators were working on a deal to end fighting and reopen the Strait of Hormuz, but ceasefire talks remained deadlocked.
Tuesday, 29 September
Monday, 28 September
- Oil cuts gains, Trump reportedly ready to ease Iran sanctions for nuclear progress