‘One way or the other’: Trump’s threats send oil prices surging

Outlet: The Sydney Morning Herald · Stephen Bartholomeusz · Published 26/10/2026 00:58 UTC

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The flow of oil through the Strait of Hormuz has returned to something close to pre-war levels but prices continue to rise. Trump is a big reason why.

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The flow of oil through the Strait of Hormuz has returned to something close to pre-war ~~levels,~~ levels but ~~Trump’s threats have sent~~ prices ~~surging.~~ continue to rise. Trump is a big reason why.

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Headline · detected on 26/10/2026 02:38 UTC

~~‘We don’t play games’:~~ ‘One way or the other’: Trump’s threats ~~have markets nervous~~ send oil prices surging

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Source: https://www.smh.com.au/business/markets/we-don-t-play-games-trump-s-threats-have-markets-nervous-20261026-p618il.html
Published: 26/10/2026 00:58 UTC
Captured: 26/10/2026 01:08 UTC
Text fingerprint: db85c8d6499c8cfa · 1141 words
Changes detected: 2
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