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Oil rises as US may resume strikes on Iran after midterms, with Israeli election tight

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Oil prices rose as traders weighed whether the US and Israel could resume military strikes on Iran after next week's midterms, while they also tracked a tight Israeli election that added to uncertainty over the Middle East. Seeking Alpha reports that oil rose as the US warned Persian Gulf countries to prepare for possible Iran strikes after the midterms.

This continues an earlier story: Oil prices slip as renewed diplomatic efforts aim to end the US-Iran war

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  1. Bloomberg

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    Bloomberg reports that oil rose as traders weighed whether the US could resume military strikes on Iran after next week's midterms and tracked a tight Israeli election.

  2. Seeking Alpha

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    Seeking Alpha reports that oil prices rose as the U.S. warned Persian Gulf countries to prepare for Iran strikes after the midterms.

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