US President Trump, asked about gasoline prices, says oil will go down after the war

President Trump's comments regarding future oil prices suggest that geopolitical stability may influence energy markets.

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If the market interprets this as a signal of potential easing tensions, we could see downward pressure on oil prices, which would have a ripple effect across various asset classes, particularly commodities and currencies closely tied to energy.

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