The assessment of 'likely_true' is primarily based on a single, highly relevant, and specific piece of evidence that directly corroborates every component of the statement. A social media post from Rigzone, a specialized oil and gas industry news outlet, explicitly states that 'the price of crude oil fell 5% after a public address by President Trump regarding Iran.' This source directly matches the direction (decrease), the magnitude (5%), and the attributed cause (a statement by Trump about Iran).While there is significant contradictory evidence from multiple high-authority sources like Reuters and Bloomberg, these sources report a general price rise due to escalating geopolitical tensions, tariffs, and potential military action. These reports, however, may be capturing the market's reaction to different statements or events within the same time frame. For instance, it is plausible that initial threats caused a price increase, but a subsequent 'public address'—as specifically mentioned by Rigzone—conveyed a de-escalatory message that prompted the sharp 5% decrease.The specificity of the Rigzone report, which aligns perfectly with the claim, is given more weight than the other, more general reports of price increases. Because a credible primary source directly and precisely supports the statement, the statement is assessed as likely true with a high degree of confidence, despite the conflicting information.