Trump says some sanctions to be lifted on oil producers amid Iran war

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Amid the ongoing US-Israeli war on Iran in March 2026, President Trump announced the US would lift some sanctions on oil-producing countries to stabilize energy prices, which had experienced significant volatility. Crude oil prices initially surged to nearly $120 a barrel following the conflict's start on February 28th, then plummeted below $90. While Trump did not specify which countries would receive sanctions relief, the US currently sanctions the oil sectors of Russia, Iran, and Venezuela. Reuters reported that easing sanctions on Russia was under consideration, and a 30-day waiver on Russian oil sales to India had already been announced. The war and subsequent closure of the Strait of Hormuz have disrupted global oil supplies, contributing to market instability.
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