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Iran says its proposal could reopen the strait and pause regional fighting within seven days if the US agrees. Reuters could not immediately confirm a Wall Street Journal report that Trump rejected the offer.
SINGAPORE, Sept 24 (Reuters) — Spot premiums for Middle East crude benchmarks Oman, Dubai and Murban rebounded as traders saw little meaningful progress from US-Iran talks and feared for a prolonged conflict. Iran and the US remain divided over how to end their conflict, but diplomacy must continue, a senior Iranian of
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Crude oil pulled back after trading fell to around $99.50/bbl, following Iranian state media plans for talks with Gulf states in Oman and as the IEA cut its 2026 oil-demand outlook.
Brazil’s Ibovespa fell more than 0.5% and traded below 187,500, pressured by energy-sector weakness including Petrobras. Oil prices eased on expectations for diplomatic talks around the Strait of Hormuz, while broader equities stayed mostly below the flatline amid ongoing Supreme Court-linked political uncertainty.
Iran has urged countries to resist Washington’s sanctions campaign while signaling that access through the Strait of Hormuz and a possible return to diplomacy could depend on the U.S. easing economic pressure and addressing wider Middle East conflicts. Iran Warns Countries Against US Sanctions On Friday, Iran’s Foreign
UK natural gas prices rose toward 170 pence per therm, extending Friday gains and moving back toward the level last seen in January 2023 as Middle East supply risks persist.
European natural gas prices rose to €68.5/MWh, extending gains and returning toward the highest level since January 2023, as supply risks persist amid Middle East peace-deal uncertainty.
Brent traded around $88 a barrel after three straight sessions of losses, as improving Strait of Hormuz supply prospects competed with disruptions to Russian energy exports and broader Russia-Ukraine escalation risk. Iran-Oman talks add uncertainty.
Crude oil slid toward $80 per barrel for a third straight session after reports Iran and Oman discussed a temporary joint maritime corridor in the Strait of Hormuz, with additional diplomacy involving Pakistan and Qatar.
Iran’s foreign ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baqaei said the Trump administration’s economic restrictions on Iran were “annihilating” international law and called the measures “systemic bullying” on X Tuesday.
The pound traded above $1.36 near its strongest level since mid-February as markets continued pricing Bank of England rate hikes, even as Brent crude fell on renewed Strait of Hormuz reopening talk.
UK natural gas prices fell 4% on Wednesday, extending losses from the previous session as signs of progress in Middle East talks eased fears of further supply disruptions.
U.S. stock futures were mixed early Wednesday as traders awaited Nvidia’s earnings report, July PCE inflation data and other releases, while developments around the Strait of Hormuz continued to sway risk sentiment.
European natural gas prices fell more than 4% to below €64 per megawatt-hour on Wednesday, extending the prior session’s losses amid easing Middle East supply-squeeze fears.
The New Zealand dollar traded near a three-month high around $0.597 on Wednesday after the prior session’s gains supported risk sentiment tied to Middle East negotiation progress.
US gasoline futures fell for a third consecutive session to around $3.20 per gallon, after reports of an Iran-Oman interim plan to resume Strait of Hormuz shipping and less aggressive US measures.
Brent crude slipped to around $87 per barrel on Wednesday, extending third-session losses amid reports Iran and Oman discussed a temporary Strait of Hormuz maritime corridor and related diplomacy.
Crude oil eased to around $81 per barrel on Wednesday, extending a third consecutive session of losses amid Strait of Hormuz corridor talks involving Iran and Oman.
Crude rises above $85 per barrel for a third straight session as prospects for a US-Iran agreement weaken after President Donald Trump said he is not interested in extending the interim peace deal.
UK natural gas prices climbed toward 154 pence per therm on Tuesday as Middle East peace expectations faded, shipping via the Strait of Hormuz remained constrained, and Europe’s heatwaves increased gas-fired power demand.
European natural gas prices extend gains, rising above €62 per MWh on Tuesday as fading Middle East peace hopes and a maritime blockade delay LNG shipments and tighten European supply.
US heating oil futures rose to around $4.45 per gallon on Tuesday, the highest since early April, amid fading hopes for near-term US-Iran resolution and continued Strait of Hormuz negotiation uncertainty.
Brent crude climbed above $91 per barrel for a third consecutive session as prospects for a new US-Iran agreement weakened after Donald Trump said he was not interested in extending the interim peace deal.
Crude oil climbs toward $85 per barrel for a third straight session after Donald Trump said he is not interested in extending the US-Iran interim peace deal, which expired Monday.
Iranian foreign ministry spokesperson BAGHAEI said talks with Oman continued despite US obstruction and the two sides reached an agreement on a transit plan for the Strait of Hormuz shipping lane.
Gold steadies around $4,370 an ounce ahead of US inflation data
When Asked About If Iran Will Charge Fees In Hormuz: Debates Are Still Ongoing Reiterates Iran Not Negotiating With US, Exchange Of Messages Is Through Mediators And Is Focused On Hormuz Talks With Oman
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Iran denies Hormuz reopening soon