January 1, Global Oil Turmoil Intensifies as Trump’s Iran Assurance Sparks Market Shifts

Wyatt’s Take

• Trump’s strikes crushed Iran’s oil threats fast.
• Gas prices spiked worldwide hurting working folks.
• Vietnam begs work-from-home to ration fuel now.

Folks, oil prices jumped to $120 a barrel after President Trump’s bold moves against Iran. But they dropped quick when he promised safe passage through the Strait of Hormuz.

Charles Payne says America will control that key waterway soon, keeping tankers moving.

Vietnam’s fuel crisis shows the pain—gas up 32%, diesel 56%, lines everywhere. Their leaders push companies to let workers stay home and cut travel.

Prime Minister there called Gulf nations for more oil and dropped import taxes to fight shortages.

Iran named a new leader, but Trump ain’t happy.

I don’t believe he can live in peace, Trump said from Air Force One.

Iran’s guards threatened to block all oil until attacks stop. Trump warned he’d hit back 20 times harder.

Markets bet Trump wraps this up before global crash. He hears Iran wants to talk bad.

I’m hearing they want to talk badly, Trump said.

War Department claims 50 Iranian ships sunk, victory ahead of schedule.

It’s possible, he added on dealing with new leaders, but only on right terms.

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Wyatt Matters

Heartland workers feel every gas hike at the kitchen table—Trump’s fight secures our energy future.

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