Ceasefire collapse swings oil market from surplus fears to near-term panic

The recent breakdown of a ceasefire has caused Brent crude prices to rise over 9% as renewed U.S.-Iran tensions reignite supply concerns. This shift is prompting hedge funds, which had reduced bullish exposure to historic lows, to reassess their positions.

By Arundhati Sarkar, SA News Editor · Seeking Alpha ·

Ceasefire collapse swings oil market from surplus fears to near-term panic

Topics: crude oil hedge funds U.S.-Iran tensions

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