WORLDJul 22 · 11:19 UTCMARKETWATCHNora Redmond

Oil prices climb to six-week high as hopes of de-escalation in Iran diminish

Oil prices climbed to a six-week high as hopes of de-escalation in Iran diminished. West Texas Intermediate and Brent crude's front-month contracts rose nearly 4% following an 11th night of attacks in Iran.

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