Crude oil prices fell sharply for a third straight session as transit disruption fears eased on reports of an imminent U.S.-Iran deal. Additional reports that the U.S. may allow Iran to sell oil after the deal was signed added pressure to prices, reinforcing a bearish supply outlook. The news is market-sensitive for energy and commodity markets, with potential implications for global oil balances.
Crude oil prices fell sharply for a third straight session as transit disruption fears eased on reports of an imminent U.S.-Iran deal. Additional reports that the U.S. may allow Iran to sell oil after the deal was signed added pressure to prices, reinforcing a bearish supply outlook. The news is market-sensitive for energy and commodity markets, with potential implications for global oil balances.
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