Oil retreats as US-Iran threats test Hormuz supply route

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Oil prices pulled back on Sunday after a volatile session spurred by threats between the US and Iran over reopening the Strait of Hormuz, with Brent around $111 a barrel and WTI near $98 as traders weigh potential supply disruptions from the chokepoint that handles about 20% of global oil.
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