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Crude oil prices are stabilizing but face continued downside risks from tariffs and global supply issues.

U.S. sanctions on Iran are driving crude oil futures up amid supply concerns.

Geopolitical tensions and tariffs could lead to increased production costs and volatility in oil prices.

Crude oil prices slightly rose due to supply disruptions, but increasing supply expectations and possible peace talks may mitigate further price impacts.

Geopolitical tensions from the Russia-Ukraine conflict are influencing crude oil prices and introducing supply risk.

Lower U.S. fuel inventories and increased gasoline demand are providing support amid the potential for price volatility.

Crude oil prices are under significant risk due to geopolitical factors, supply-side issues, and OPEC+ production decisions.

Crude oil prices are declining due to geopolitical tensions and OPEC+'s increase in production, overshadowing demand signals from U.S. inventory drops.

US oil prices fell below $60 per barrel, spurred by fears of an economic recession due to tariffs.

Oil prices are rising due to OPEC+'s production cuts and geopolitical tensions, with significant uncertainties ahead.

Trump's tariffs significantly impacted global oil prices, driving Brent crude to a four-year low amid trade war uncertainties.

Global oil prices fell by nearly $3.50 due to economic concerns in China and reduced geopolitical tensions regarding Iran.