
The price of oil rose sharply Monday after Iranian government-aligned media reported that the country was cutting off talks with the United States to end the war. Subscribe to read this story ad-free Get unlimited access to ad-free articles and exclusive content. Conflicting comments from President Donald Trump hours later did little to dent oil’s jump, although prices ended the day somewhat lower than the highs of the morning. U.S. crude oil closed higher by 5.5% at $92.16 per barrel.
Main Idea: Oil prices jumped after Iran said talks with the United States were off, as President Donald Trump gave mixed signals about whether negotiations were still moving ahead.
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Higher oil prices can raise gas, heating, and shipping costs for households and small businesses, which can also keep borrowing costs a bit higher.
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