Oil slides on expectations U.S.-Iran talks will start soon
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Crude sold off sharply as markets priced in reduced near-term geopolitical risk after reports the U.S. and Iran would start talks and Trump's earlier decision to cancel planned strikes. The prospect of de-escalation lowers the probability of supply disruptions and risk premia embedded in WTI and Brent, pressuring energy prices and potentially weighing energy-linked equities and inflation expectations in the short term.
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NCCO1OILWTI2USD/USDT-5.75%
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International crude futures tumbled on June 2 as markets priced in the likelihood of fresh U.S.-Iran negotiations.
By 7:00 p.m. U.S. East Coast time, NYMEX West Texas Intermediate crude for September fell as low as $74.78 a barrel, down $5.89, or 6.96%, from the prior session's close. Brent crude for October dropped to a low of $81.55 a barrel, down $6.38, or 7.26%.
U.S. President Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One on the afternoon of June 2 that talks with Iran would take place the following day. A day earlier, he announced the cancellation of planned military strikes against Iran. (Xinhua)
