Oil prices have climbed from their intraday lows and are back in the green, following Trump’s statement, which signaled that the Iran war may drag on for a while. Meanwhile, Bitcoin has pared its gain...

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<p>Oil prices have climbed from their intraday lows and are back in the green, following Trump’s statement, which signaled that the Iran war may drag on for a while. Meanwhile, Bitcoin has pared its gains from earlier in the day as the ongoing conflict continues to spark significant volatility for the markets.</p></div></div>

Oil Prices Rise as Trump Fails to Provide Timeline for When Iran War Will End

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Guest: Arthur Hayes, BitMEX Co-founder; Host: Natalie Brunell
Podcast source: Natalie Brunell
Original title: Arthur Hayes: The Fed Will Print Again — That's When Bitcoin Explodes
Broadcast Date: March 10, 2026 Key Points Summary
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