United States Oil Fund (USO)

United States Oil Fund LP (NYSE:USO) shares are getting hit hard on Wednesday after President Donald Trump announced a conditional two‑week pause in U.S. strikes on Iran.

United States Oil Fund LP (NYSE: USO) shares are trading sharply lower Wednesday after crude oil collapsed on hopes of a U.S.-Iran ceasefire.

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In a move that caught global markets and diplomatic circles by surprise, President Donald Trump announced a 10-day moratorium on military strikes against Iranian energy infrastructure late Thursday evening, March 26, 2026. The announcement, delivered via a series of posts on Truth Social, established a temporary pause in the high-intensity

United States Oil Fund LP (NYSE: USO) is trading higher Tuesday morning as escalating developments in the U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict appear to be pushing more geopolitical risk back into crude prices.

United States Oil Fund (NYSE:USO) shares are tumbling on Monday as crude prices drop after President Donald Trump announced a five‑day halt to planned U.S. strikes on Iranian energy facilities.

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Brent crude futures expiring in May surged nearly 6% to rise to $109 per barrel, gaining nearly 19% over the past week.

Rising fuel costs, with U.S. diesel above $5 per gallon, are adding to inflation concerns ahead of the Federal Reserve’s policy meeting on Wednesday.

Oil prices continued their ascent as Iran targeted more energy and oil infrastructure in the Middle East.

The economist said that if President Donald Trump is serious about short-term pain for long-term gain, he should ask for $50B in other spending cuts or tax hikes.

The economist said he is concerned about the accumulation of friction across the economy.

Bitcoin’s price slipped more than $2,000 in the last 24 hours as it retraced gains after hitting an intraday high of nearly $76,000.

According to a Reuters report citing a senior Iranian official, Khamenei had a “very tough and serious” stance on revenge against the U.S. and Israel as the Iran war entered its third week.

USO bucked the trend with gains in premarket trading even as most oil stocks slipped despite oil climbing above $100.

On Friday, Trump announced that the U.S. had targeted military sites on Iran’s important export hub but had avoided striking its oil assets.

Yardeni explained that, unlike previous selloffs driven by economic cycles, this downturn risk is rooted in geopolitics, something policymakers may struggle to counter.

Bitcoin briefly climbed above $74,000 in early trading on Monday before pulling back, leaving the cryptocurrency up roughly 2.1% over the past 24 hours.

Data from Stocktwits indicated that retail sentiment remains bearish on SPY and QQQ.

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Investors are watching Nvidia’s GTC conference and the Fed’s March 17-18 policy meeting, alongside other U.S. economic data due Monday.

Goldman Sachs estimates that oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz have collapsed by 97%.

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