Oil markets are on edge ahead of the weekend, as midterm elections near and fresh U.S. strikes on Iran are predicted
Summary
Oil prices are hovering near recent highs as traders brace for potential military action by the United States and Israel against Iran. This market tension coincides with upcoming elections for voters in both nations.
Oil has climbed back to an Iran-war high and may soon go higher, if the U.S. and Israel strike Iran after their respective voters go to the polls in the coming days.
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