Oil Prices Fall Amid Trump’s Talks with Iran
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Under pressure from polls and their allies in the Gulf, Donald Trump’s government is pushing for an agreement, but Iran demands concessions
Oil prices rose about $5 per barrel after Iranian news agency Tasnim reported that Tehran suspended indirect negotiations with the United States.
Prices rose on Monday after Tehran announced it was suspending talks with Washington in protest of Israeli attacks in Lebanon. Oil prices jumped to a record high, breaking their monthly high, driven by uncertainty in US-Iran negotiations and the risk of a prolonged curtailment of energy flows from the Persian Gulf, RBC-Ukraine reported, citing Bloomberg. Read also: "A deal could be better than a victory": Trump announced the timing of a possible…
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