Donald Trump pushed back against fears of oil prices surging to $300 per barrel amid the Iran conflict, saying such predictions were “completely wrong.” Highlighting that crude is currently near $100, Trump argued that global supply remains strong and prices could fall sharply once tensions ease. He pointed to excess oil shipments stuck due to geopolitical disruptions, suggesting a potential glut once normalcy returns. Trump also defended US military strength while reiterating his opposition to Iran acquiring nuclear weapons. His remarks come at a time when global markets remain volatile, with investors closely tracking how the Middle East conflict could impact crude prices, inflation, and economic stability worldwide.