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Oil Prices Rise Above $70 on Iran Strike
Crude oil prices have dropped back to levels seen before the Iran war. This decline follows reports of increasing supply and a potential technical correction. However, some prices rose in after-hours trading following a confirmed U.S. retaliatory strike on Iran.
What changed
Prices have fallen to prewar levels four months after the conflict began.
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Oil Prices Retreat to Prewar Levels Despite Recent U.S. Strike
confidence 80%Crude oil prices have dropped back to levels seen before the Iran war. This decline follows reports of increasing supply and a potential technical correction. However, some prices rose in after-hours trading following a confirmed U.S. retaliatory strike on Iran.
What's confirmed:
- Oil prices have returned to levels seen before the Iran war.
- Brent crude climbed 0.67% to $72.47.
- WTI crude gained 1.80% to $70.05.
Still unconfirmed:
- An agreement between the U.S. and Iran to halt hostilities led to higher oil prices.
- A near-term glut is expected as flows through the Strait of Hormuz rise.
- Oil futures fell due to a likely technical correction.