Prețul petrolului scade cu 5% după ce SUA și Iranul au oprit atacurile - Economica.net

Oil prices dropped over 5% in early Asian trading as the US and Iran halted attacks, ending a two-week escalation. WTI was at $84.47 and Brent at $91.80. This decline followed the US's temporary suspension of bombings against Iran, aimed at allowing diplomatic efforts. Iran also indicated a pause in its attacks, citing constructive talks with Oman. The market reacted with profit-taking after weeks of buying, but sustained downward pressure will require significant increases in tanker traffic. External factors, including the depletion of US bombing targets and domestic political concerns, contributed to this pause. Future volatility in oil markets will likely be influenced by developments from Washington and Tehran.