Caving in to Tehran will lower oil prices and provide a tailwind for the ayatollah regime, but continuing the war could make the U.S. President's position even worse ■ While one can find some encouragement in the IDF's achievements regarding Iran, the same cannot be said for Lebanon ■ As for the Air
Caving in to Tehran will lower oil prices and provide a tailwind for the ayatollah regime, but continuing the war could make the U.S. President's position even worse ■ While one can find some encouragement in the IDF's achievements regarding Iran, the same cannot be said for Lebanon ■ As for the Air Force, this campaign is providing many successes
06:00 AM • April 03 2026 IDT
In his address on Thursday, U.S. President Donald Trump failed to calm markets. Following the speech, oil prices jumped about 5 percent, reaching $105-107 per barrel. He offered little that was new, and didn't appear to have a clear plan of action.
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