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Brent crude futures climbed toward $97 per barrel on Thursday, rebounding from losses in the previous session as renewed hostilities between the US and Iran weakened expectations for a near-term peace agreement that could end the conflict and reopen the Strait of Hormuz. US forces reportedly struck an Iranian military site believed to pose a threat to American troops and commercial shipping routes through Hormuz, while also intercepting Iranian drones. Meanwhile, Iran’s Revolutionary Guard said it had targeted a US airbase, though it did not disclose the location. Washington and Tehran also remained at odds over major sticking points in negotiations, including Iran’s insistence on maintaining control of the strait and preserving its nuclear program. Despite the latest escalation, oil prices are still on track for a second consecutive weekly decline amid expectations that both sides could eventually reach a peace agreement and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
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