Oil prices rise as the U.S. cancels Iran’s license to sell oil
Oil futures climbed late Tuesday after the Treasury Department canceled a license granted on June 21 to allow for the sale of Iranian oil
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Oil futures climbed late Tuesday after the Treasury Department canceled a license granted on June 21 to allow for the sale of Iranian oil. South Korea and other countries have been carefully watching developments in the strait, a key shipping route for oil, natural gas, fertilizer and other commodities, as they rely heavily on the waterway for their energy imports.
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Oil futures climbed late Tuesday after the Treasury Department canceled a license granted on June 21 to allow for the sale of Iranian oil
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South Korea and other countries have been carefully watching developments in the strait, a key shipping route for oil, natural gas, fertilizer and other commodities, as they rely heavily on the waterway for their energy imports.
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