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Oil Plunges, Stocks Spike As Trump "Postpones" Military Strikes On Iran After "Productive" Talks; Tehran Denies Contact

Oil Plunges, Stocks Spike As Trump "Postpones" Military Strikes On Iran After "Productive" Talks; Tehran Denies Contact Update (0745ET): Well that didn't take long - and consider the source - but Iran’s state news agency rejects Trump’s claim of 'constructive conversations' "There is no direct contact with Trump, not even through intermediaries," Fars News reports, citing a source. "Trump backed off after hearing that our targets would be all power plants in West Asia." Oil is rebounding and stocks retreating modestly on the news... IRAN SAYS THERE WAS NO DIRECT OR INDIRECT CONTACT WITH TRUMP...
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