Oil Prices Drop Despite Threat of New U.S. Strikes on Iran
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Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan held talks in Tehran with Iranian officials.
Talks between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan and Iran, held in Tehran on Wednesday, raised hopes for a de-escalation of the conflict and a drop in oil prices The post Oil: Brent continues to fall – Below $115 appeared first on in.gr.
Oil prices continue to decline on Tuesday morning, thanks to hopes for a reduction in tension in the Middle East.
World oil prices declined slightly today Tuesday, thanks to hopes of calm in the Middle East that reduced the fears of the supply turmoil, but the crude Brent remained close to its highest levels in six months after the attacks on Saudi Arabia led to a decline in hopes of rapid stability in the region.
Oil prices dip on Iran peace hopes, but Saudi attacks keep Brent near six-month highs
Oil prices have seen a decline amid diplomatic dialogues aimed at easing Middle Eastern tensions. A meeting between Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Pakistan, and Iranian officials focused on achieving peace and stability. However, worries linger over the safety of shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, due to escalating attacks on commercial vessels. Additionally, Russian refiners are set to ramp up diesel production thanks to a new supply deal with the U.S.
Oil Prices Drop Despite Threat of New U.S. Strikes on Iran
Crude oil prices moved lower today after reports about renewed diplomatic efforts to achieve peace in the Middle East, with Saudi, Turkish, and Pakistani officials travelling to Tehran to discuss the prospects of an end to hostilities. At the time of writing, Brent crude was trading at $114.85 per barrel, with West Texas Intermediate at $100.87 per barrel. That’s down from over $117 for Brent crude at the end of last week, and over $103 for WTI,…
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