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‘An unattractive deal with Iran is the best of limited bad options’ if the U.S. wants to get oil flowing again
The article discusses the necessity of an unattractive deal with Iran for the U.S. to restore oil flow, noting that Iran controls the Strait of Hormuz. Other updates include a mini rally in markets, $3 billion in C-suite insider sales at CoreWeave, incoming CPI inflation data, and news regarding China's ownership of 90% of humanoid robots.
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