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Oil Prices Dip Amid Iran Deal Talk
31 Jan
Summary
- US President signals potential negotiations with Iran.
- West Texas Intermediate fell 0.3% near $65 a barrel.
- Brent crude ended the day above $70 per barrel.
Oil prices saw a slight decline, though they concluded the month with their most significant gains since 2022. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures decreased by 0.3% to settle near $65 per barrel, breaking a recent three-day upward trend. Brent crude, the international benchmark, finished the trading day above $70 per barrel.
The market reaction was influenced by statements from US President Donald Trump, who expressed openness to direct negotiations with Iran. This pivot in communication, from a focus on punitive measures to seeking a new nuclear accord, has introduced a degree of uncertainty for investors monitoring geopolitical developments in the region.
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