Prices drop 6% but president warns of further attacks unless Iran agrees to a deal

Oil prices climbed on Monday morning after US President Donald Trump sent a new warning to Iran via social media.

Oil prices briefly plunged after Iranian reports said that American officials had agreed to suspend sanctions against its crude amid peace talks. | World News

Oil prices fell on Tuesday after US President Donald Trump said that a planned attack on Iran had been paused to allow talks aimed at ending the Middle East conflict.

Crude oil futures drop as Trump cancels Iran strike, citing ongoing negotiations and ally requests, affecting market stability.

Brent futures for July delivery fell $1.98, or 1.8 percent, to $110.12 a barrel

Brent crude falls as the US delays a strike and Iran talks continue

Oil prices dipped as President Trump suggested a swift end to the Iran conflict, yet market jitters persist. Peace talks face uncertainty, with supply disruptions in the Middle…