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Oil futures climbed on Monday, getting a boost after President Donald Trump warned that the "clock is ticking" on Iran, but a loss of the buffers used to cushion supply disruptions could spark the next significant move higher for prices.
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Evercore's Roger Altman said in a CNBC interview on Monday that a sharp rise in crude could destabilize markets before it may trigger "the second big inflation shock of this decade after COVID," especially if oil prices climb toward $150 a barrel or higher.
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Stocks and bonds wavered after President Trump issued a new warning to Iran.
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Thirty-day licence comes as American voters become frustrated at high cost of petrol and diesel
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