With global trade severely disrupted, the prices of oil and liquefied natural gas soared. Early Monday, crude oil prices topped $100 a barrel for the first time since Russia’s 2022 invasion of Ukraine.Trump previously dismissed concerns over the rising oil prices, insisting it's a “small price to pay” for “safety and peace.” But the price of crude oil saw a significant turnaround as global markets opened Tuesday, falling as much as $25 per barrel since Monday’s highs.The plummet in oil prices came after Trump—just hours before threatening “death, fire, and fury” on Iran—indicated that the war would soon be reaching its…