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Oil is trading higher as U.S.-Iran tensions remain elevated after stalled bilateral talks, with Iranian President Pezeshkian saying "we will not bow to U.S. pressure." Several business groups warned President Trump against a planned diesel export ban, suggesting it would be counterproductive and raise fuel prices.
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