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23 Feb 2026, 15:02 · 閱讀量 2,539

🛢️ OIL DROPS AMID IRAN TALKS & U.S. TARIFF UNCERTAINTY Oil fell ~1% Monday as markets reacted to: * 🇺🇸 U.S.–🇮🇷 Iran preparing for a 3rd round of nuclear talks * Reduced fears of immediate supply disruption * Fresh tariff signals from Donald Trump * Rising concerns over global growth * Weaker fuel demand outlook When war risk cools → supply fears ease → oil pulls back. When tariffs rise → growth expectations fall → demand weakens. Geopolitics + Trade Policy = Market Volatility. Is this just a headline-driven dip… or the beginning of a broader demand slowdown? Traders — bullish bounce or deeper correction? 👇

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