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Trump. Oil price rise is the price to stop Iran

RTP Notícias10 September 2026 at 08:30

The rise in oil prices beyond one hundred dollars per barrel is being considered by Donald Trump as a necessary cost to stop the Iranian nuclear program.

According to the article, Trump is willing to accept the impact on crude prices as the price to pay for his strategy of containing Iran.

The central issue concerns the Iranian nuclear program, which the Trump administration intends to stop, even if this implies economic consequences on the global oil market.

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