U.S. confirms retaliatory strike on Iran, pulling oil prices up in after-hours trading

by admin | Jun 26, 2026 | Economy_finances

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Oil futures settled lower to post a third-straight weekly loss on Friday, but moved up in extended trading after the U.S. military confirmed a retaliatory strike on Iran.

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