Oil hits $108 after Gulf states postpone talks with Iran over Hormuz
Delay to crunch meeting sets back efforts to restore shipping through vital waterway
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Delay to crunch meeting sets back efforts to restore shipping through vital waterway
Oman says Hormuz talks with Iran and Gulf states are postponed 'in the interests of consensus'.
Trump said revenue from the Venezuela arrangement has "paid for the war many times."
Tehran has indicated any deal won’t amount to a full reopening and it’ll still decide on which ships can cross the strait.
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Oil prices retreated on Friday on hopes of a resumptions in negotiations, but notched sharp weekly gains after soaring above $100 a barrel.
The U.S.-Iran war has caused oil prices to surge and added to freight stress from tariffs, but no shipping trade has boomed quite like crude oil tanker futures.
Iran-backed Houthi militants expanded their control of the Red Sea, threatening a critical route for Persian Gulf crude.
The latest strike happened ahead of an expected meeting between Iranian and Gulf officials in Oman to sign an agreement for shipping through the strait.
Latest strike on cargo vessel comes as Iran leaders plan to meet Gulf officials to discuss control over key waterway.
Ongoing attacks in the widening Middle East war could send energy prices even higher.