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Brent Crude Falls 2% as U.S. Sets Two-Week Deadline on Iran Decision. Oil Set for Weekly Gains.
Oil prices pared gains from the previous trading session, with Brent crude down more than 2% after President Donald Trump set a two-week deadline to decide whether the U.S. will strike Iran, easing fears of an imminent military intervention.
Global benchmark Brent crude oil is up around 20% so far in June, and set for its biggest monthly jump since 2020 as ...
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Brent crude prices pull back while US stock futures slide lowerBrent crude prices pulled back from a previous gain and dropped almost $2 on Friday after the White House added a delay to ...
Oil prices hold steady with OPEC supply risks and Iran tensions priced in, while Trump’s delay in action caps crude’s bullish ...
Brent crude extended losses as President Trump’s two-week window to decide on a potential strike against Iran increases traders’ confidence in a return to diplomacy.
Brent crude could jump to around $90 a barrel if the Strait of Hormuz is closed, according to Citigroup Inc., which added ...
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The United States has once again found itself as a headline maker in the energy sector as the global geopolitical outlook ...
If the conflict in West Asia persists, India’s foreign exchange reserves could face pressure as two adverse external dynamics converge: a sustained r ...
Brent crude's premium to Middle East benchmark Dubai soared above $3 a barrel on Wednesday, market sources said, hitting its ...
Goldman Sachs estimated a geopolitical risk premium of around $10 a barrel after Brent surged following Israel’s attack on Iran.
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