fintopic.
Docs Get the API

Oil prices rise after Trump rejects Iran truce

7 statements from 6 sources, Sep 28, 2026 08:36 UTC to Oct 1, 2026 05:02 UTC
Part of Energy
NewsAnalysis
Updated
CRUDE
Front page

Statements (7)

  1. Neutral

    US President Trump threatened to 'blow up' Iran, but the threat did not increase oil prices.

    agbi.com
  2. Bullish

    Oil prices are likely to rise as the U.S. President Trump denies easing sanctions on Iran, which could disrupt supply chains.

    cnbc.com
  3. Bullish

    Oil prices rose after U.S. President Trump denied easing sanctions on Iran.

    cnbc.comHigh importance
  4. Bullish

    Oil prices rise following Trump's denial of willingness to ease sanctions on Iran

    reuters.comHigh importance
  5. Bearish

    Oil prices rise following Trump's rejection of an Iran truce proposal

    barrons.comHigh importance
  6. Bearish

    Iran truce push is rejected, causing oil prices to rise.

    wsj.comHigh importance
  7. Bearish

    Trump's snub to Iran caused oil prices to spike.

    finance.yahoo.comHigh importance