[MARKET UPDATE] Oil futures pare most of their earlier gains following the comments from US President Trump that there will be no more attacks by Israel on Iran's South Pars Field

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The reduction in oil futures gains reflects market sensitivity to geopolitical developments, particularly President Trump's comments that suggest de-escalation regarding potential violence in the Middle East. This stabilization could alleviate some supply risk fears; however, it's essential to monitor whether this sentiment is durable or merely a temporary reaction, as it directly affects energy prices and broader market sentiment.

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