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Recent geopolitical tensions involving U.S. military actions in Venezuela and Iranian protests have heightened market anxiety. President Trump's initial threats of military action against Iran caused oil prices to surge, but his subsequent retreat eased fears of conflict. The shift in U.S. policy reduced short-term pressure on oil markets, though long-term volatility remains a risk. Investors are closely monitoring how regional instability impacts energy prices and global trade routes. The situation underscores the interconnectedness of Middle East politics and commodity markets.
