Are oil prices determining the course of the Iran war?

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  Is the price of oil what will decide the outcome of the Iran war?

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  Donald Trump spent a chunk of Monday afternoon on the phone with reporters in an apparent attempt to calm the situation.

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  Then he held a press conference in Doral, Florida, where he said the war would be over soon.

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