Tehran (Web Desk): Positive developments in negotiations between Iran and the United States have begun to reflect in global markets, leading to a notable decline in crude oil prices.
According to media reports, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil has fallen to around $97 per barrel, while Brent crude is being traded at approximately $95.37 per barrel after witnessing a downward trend.
Market experts say that the easing of tensions between Iran and the US, along with ongoing diplomatic talks, has had an immediate impact on global energy markets. Investors are currently adopting a cautious approach and are waiting for further major developments.
It is important to note that crude oil prices have remained volatile in recent months due to geopolitical tensions in the Middle East. However, the latest Iran–US dialogue has provided temporary relief to the market.
Analysts further believe that future diplomatic progress and global economic indicators will determine the direction of oil prices in the coming days, with global markets closely monitoring the situation.