Oil markets brace as U.S.-Iran diplomacy wavers and denuclearization talks continue
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Oil markets stayed volatile as U.S.–Iran diplomacy progressed; Trump said Iran's denuclearization talks are moving along but Tehran won’t meet U.S. negotiators directly, leaving the possibility of renewed military action on the table while crude trades around the high-$60s to $69 per barrel as Doha mediators push talks. The broader Middle East picture includes the UAE posting record oil exports after leaving OPEC and ongoing Hormuz Strait tensions that affect energy flows.
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- Trump ‘briefed on options for return to war with Iran as peace process stumbles’ The Independent
- Trump: Denuclearization of Iran moving along well; good meetings in Doha The Times of Israel
- Trump Hails Meetings in Qatar on Iran as Talks Set to Continue Bloomberg.com
- "Very Good Meetings": Trump On US-Iran Talks In Doha NDTV
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