Oil gains on Iran-related supply disruption fears amid threats
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Oil rose for a fifth straight session on fears of Iranian supply disruptions amid U.S.-Iran tensions, with Brent around $66.40 a barrel and WTI near $62. Tehran warned it could strike U.S. bases if Washington attacked, while U.S. stock builds and resumed Venezuelan exports capped some gains.
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