<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Oil prices rose after President Trump called for the evacuation of Tehran amid escalating tensions.</li><li>West Texas Intermediate reached above $73 a barrel, climbing 2.7% earlier.</li><li>Iran's crude-exporting infrastructure remains unaffected, with no signs of Tehran escalating hostilities by blocking the Strait of Hormuz.</li><li>Navigation signals in the region are facing interference, affecting shipping operations.</li><li>Oil prices are higher due to producer hedging and increased risk from the conflict.</li><li>President Trump's call for evacuation followed Israel's attacks on Iran's nuclear sites.</li><li>Israel claimed to have control over Iran's airspace and damaged critical missile and nuclear facilities.</li><li>WTI for July delivery rose to $73.28 a barrel, while Brent for August settlement increased to $74.53 a barrel.</li></ul>

Oil Resumes Advance After Trump Calls For Evacuation Of Tehran

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