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Oil prices drop about 10 percent after Trump's remarks on Iran

Oil prices drop about 10 percent after Trump's remarks on Iran

Oil prices dropped by approximately 10 percent on Monday following remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump regarding Iran. Trump announced a five-day pause on attacks against Iranian energy facilities while negotiations between the two countries are ongoing.

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Zelensky arrives in Évian for G7 summit

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Chinese President Xi Jinping supports Myanmar leader

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