Crude Oil Inches Higher As U.S. Blockade OF Iran's Ports Outweighs U.S.-Iran Talks Optimism

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(RTTNews) - Crude oil has edged higher on Wednesday as traders weighed the prospects of success in the upcoming second round of U.S-Iran talks against the ongoing U.S. blockade on all Iranian ports across the Strait of Hormuz, which is keeping the supply concerns alive.

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/ Crude oil prices have slightly increased due to supply concerns caused by the U.S. blockade of Iranian ports.
/ Traders are evaluating the potential outcomes of the second round of U.S.-Iran talks.
/ The blockade is maintaining supply concerns, which is influencing the market.

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Crude Oil Inches Higher As U.S. Blockade OF Iran's Ports Outweighs U.S.-Iran Talks Optimism

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