Oil barely moved on the day Washington rejected Iran's Hormuz plan, because physical supply has been recovering and Middle East exports are at their highest since the conflict began. Talks are expected to resume this week, with the United States offering sanctions relief in return for concrete nuclear steps. The tail risk is a failure of the Saudi bypass pipeline, shut earlier this month after an attack, and the recent re-rating of Canadian energy stocks depends on crude holding up.
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