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Trump’s Iran Peace Signals Trigger Major Sell-Off in Global Oil Markets

A major sell-off hit the energy sector this Monday, sending crude prices down nearly 6% after President Donald Trump teased progress on peace talks with Iran.

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Trump’s Iran Peace Signals Trigger Major Sell-Off in Global Oil Markets

Crude oil prices experienced a sharp contraction on Monday morning as hopes for a Middle East peace deal triggered a massive sell-off in the commodity markets. The market reaction followed US President Donald Trump's announcement that talks to conclude the hostilities between Iran, the US, and Israel are actively progressing. In response, Brent crude fell 5.5% to $97.90 per barrel, while US WTI tracking close behind with a 5.8% drop to $90.99 per barrel. While financial experts like Stephen Innes believe the market is eager to embrace a peace premium over war risks, energy specialists warn the relief might be short-lived. According to research head Saul Kavonic, extensive infrastructure damage and the pressing need to replenish global stockpiles mean oil supplies will remain constrained through 2027.

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