Oil below 100 dollars with “expectation” of a peace agreement in Iran - Público

Oil prices have fallen below $100 per barrel amid growing expectations of a peace agreement in Iran, which could lead to increased oil supply from the region. This development is likely to affect the market through a supply disruption channel, as a resolution could ease sanctions and allow for greater exports. Energy markets, particularly crude oil futures, are most exposed due to their direct correlation with geopolitical stability in oil-producing regions. Traders will be closely watching diplomatic negotiations and any official announcements regarding the peace process, which could significantly impact oil supply dynamics.

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