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Iran Rejects Trump Hormuz Claim; Oil Rises While Bitcoin Holds Steady
Iran denied a Trump administration claim regarding a Strait of Hormuz deal, triggering a 2.4 percent rise in oil prices while Bitcoin remained stable near $63,101.
Iran denied claims made by the Trump administration regarding a deal on the Strait of Hormuz. The denial coincided with crude oil rising 2.4 percent, though Bitcoin held steady near $63,101 with minimal movement in response to the geopolitical development.
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