WTI Crude Futures Surge Over 5%; Iran Denies Bid for US Negotiations
Tiger Newspress07-29 19:51
Iran said it had not sought talks with the United States in the past two weeks, rejecting President Trump’s claim that Tehran wanted negotiations.
A senior Iranian official said Iran will not relinquish control of the Strait of Hormuz, calling it central to its war objectives; hours after those remarks Iran launched a new round of missile strikes on a US base in Jordan.
WTI crude oil futures climbed over 5%.

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