“The global price of oil rose above $100 a barrel on Thursday, even after a group of more than 30 countries pledged to tap their reserves to stabilize markets,” the New York Times reports.
“The spike reflected fears that the growing war in the Middle East could cripple a major part of the world’s oil and gas supply for an extended period.”
CNBC: “Strategists said oil prices were trading higher because there appears to be no end in sight to oil supply disruptions through the Strait of Hormuz.”
Axios: Trump faces limited gas-price options on Iran.
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