The stocks of the US concluded on a higher note after the Wall Street endured the decision of president Trump to end the nuclear deal with Iran.

As per numerous reports, the Oil Minister of Iran, Bijan Zanganeh had stated that the oil exports will not encounter any changes post the sanctions of Iran.

As per the co-editor of Seven Report Tyler Richey, the status of oil volatility is currently very high because the traders have accepted the decision of the US to back from the nuclear pact with Iran.

After Trump declared on a TV show that he will not allow giving up the nuke-based sanctions of Iran and quitted from the deal, some of the analysts even speculated that the oil prices will hike exponentially. This also may affect the earnings of the various companies.

The Brent crude and US oil elevated more than 3%, which hiked the oil prices. Due to this, the energy sector was also hiked by 2.03%, which became the first to elevate out of the eleven sectors of S&P 500.

The US labor department revealed that the final demand for the Producer Price Index has risen 0.1% in April that missed the 0.3% gain of the market consensus.

According to a report revealed by the Energy Information Administration, the prices were also supported by the first decline of the US crude inventories.

Based on the fresh sanctions against Iran, the market is overflowing with numerous speculations that also include the suspension of the amount of oil supply from the market.

Amidst the strenuous market condition, the price of the natural gas is encountering a sharp hike after the weekly data was revealed. It showcased an enormous fall in the commodity stockpiles of the US. The natural gas supply for the domestic purpose has risen by 89 billion cubic feet for the last week, which may touch 92 billion cubic feet.