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The impact of U.S. President Donald Trump's statements on global oil markets has diminished, as the market has begun to focus more on actual shipments and supplies after seven months of conflict. Volatile rhetoric is now less effective in moving prices. In April, Trump's threats to strike Iran led to a more than 7% increase in oil prices, surpassing $109 per barrel. However, as the importance of such speeches has waned and the war has continued, their immediate influence on the market has decreased. Oil prices did not move significantly in October despite similar threats. The analysis suggests that the reduced price volatility reflects calmer events and a decline in attacks on energy infrastructure.
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