Oil firms as market weighs Iran sanctions and talks over Russia-Ukraine ceasefire
- A potential peace agreement between Russia and Ukraine could lead to increased agricultural and oil prices, according to economist Jim Rogers, who stated, "war has never been good for anybody."
- Oil prices remained steady as investors assessed ceasefire talks aimed at ending the Russia-Ukraine war, with Brent crude at $72.08 per barrel and U.S. West Texas Intermediate at $68.23.
- Market participants are closely monitoring the impact of new U.S. Sanctions on Iran, which are expected to affect Iranian oil shipments, as traders anticipate workarounds to maintain volumes despite rising shipping costs.
- The U.S. Delegation is set to meet with Russian officials seeking progress on a Black Sea ceasefire, following prior discussions with Ukrainian diplomats.
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Oil firms as market weighs Iran sanctions and talks over Russia-Ukraine ceasefire
Oil prices strengthened in choppy trade on Monday as investors weighed the impact of fresh U.S. sanctions on Iranian exports against talks to end the war in Ukraine, which could increase supply of Russian crude to global markets.Brent crude futures rose 32 cents, or 0.44 per cent, to $72.48 a barrel by 1252 G
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