Crude Oil Prices Plunge in Asian Markets Following Reports of US-Iran Talks
Crude oil prices saw a significant drop in Asian markets early Wednesday. The price of oil sharply decreased after US President Donald Trump expressed that talks were underway to end the conflict with Iran.
Investors showed enthusiasm after Trump stated that negotiations were currently taking place to halt the Iran conflict. Brent crude, considered the benchmark in international markets, fell by 6.5 percent to $97.65 per barrel. Just the previous day, its price had crossed $100 per barrel. Similarly, the price of oil traded in the US market also dropped by 6 percent to $86.77 per barrel.
Although crude oil prices have fallen, they remain significantly above pre-Iran conflict levels. Prices had soared in recent days due to fears of potential disruptions to oil supply caused by the conflict. However, news of negotiations has provided some relief to the market.
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