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Unusual $580 million oil trading spike occurs ahead of Trump statement on Iran
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Unusual $580 million oil trading spike occurs ahead of Trump statement on Iran

The oil market recorded an abnormal surge in trading volume on March 23, 2026, ahead of US President Donald Trump’s public remarks on talks with Iran, the Financial Times reported. Trades totaling $580 million were executed during a period in which there were no significant macroeconomic releases or scheduled global events.
Selling pressure in futures began to build at 06:50 New York time. Shortly thereafter, the president confirmed an order to temporarily halt military operations, a development that precipitated an immediate collapse in hydrocarbon prices. Hedge funds described the episode as atypical for an early Monday morning trading session.
Market participants pointed to a pattern of similar incidents in recent months. An anonymous US broker said it was difficult to prove a direct link but added that someone had acted extremely aggressively before the appearance of public news. Large market players noted that sizable transactions have been executed shortly before official statements from the US administration on multiple occasions.
Brent crude plunged 14% after the president’s remarks, settling at $91.89 a barrel. The decline followed an order to the Pentagon to cease strikes on Iranian power stations for five days in case of the continued progress of diplomatic talks.
প্রকাশিত 30 March 2026
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