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ighting in Iran continues as the conflict in the Middle East enters its 11th day. The war launched by the United States and Israel has stunned global economies, and sent oil prices surging. There was some relief Tuesday, however, as crude and natural gas prices eased from the worrying US$120 per barrel mark after Trump suggested a day earlier that the conflict could be nearing its end. The enthusiasm came with some caution, though, as Iran said it would continue its oil blockade through the region. Jackson Proskow reports from Washington on the conflict and its impact on global energy prices.
