Oil prices fell over 3% to their lowest level in nearly two months after President Trump canceled new strikes on Iran, easing fears of a broader escalation. The move reduces immediate geopolitical risk premium in crude, reversing some of the week’s price support from tit-for-tat attacks. The event is likely to matter for energy markets broadly and may pressure oil-linked equities and commodities in the near term.
Oil prices fell over 3% to their lowest level in nearly two months after President Trump canceled new strikes on Iran, easing fears of a broader escalation. The move reduces immediate geopolitical risk premium in crude, reversing some of the week’s price support from tit-for-tat attacks. The event is likely to matter for energy markets broadly and may pressure oil-linked equities and commodities in the near term.
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