Crude oil prices dipped after a three-day climb as traders weighed a fragile Iran ceasefire and expectations ahead of a U.S.-China summit. Despite the pullback, analysts say the Strait of Hormuz is still effectively shut, constraining supply and keeping inflation risks high. If disruptions continue, further price surges remain possible.
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