Oil slides as Trump signals restraint on Iran action
TL;DR
Oil prices fell more than 1% after Trump indicated there may be no immediate attack on Iran, with U.S. crude around $60.20 per barrel and Brent near $64.54, as markets weigh potential supply disruptions from Iran's crackdown on protests.
- Oil prices fall after Trump signals he could hold off on attacking Iran CNBC
- Oil Slips After Trump Appears to Tilt Away From Military Action in Iran The Wall Street Journal
- US Oil’s Discount to Brent Grows Amid Regional Supply Shifts Bloomberg.com
- Oil prices climb as markets weigh Trump's potential Iran strike Axios
- Oil prices settle higher, then reverse gains after Trump eases worries about Iran Reuters
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