Oil prices hit a two-week low, falling more than 5% after the announcement of a truce between Israel and Iran
Ana-Maria Tapescu
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<p>Oil prices fell on Tuesday morning, down 5.3% for Brent crude and 5.5% for WTI, after Israel agreed to a truce with Iran, easing fears of supply disruptions. Trump's truce announcement led to anticipation of a normalization in the oil market. The easing could allow Iran's oil exports to increase, a major factor in stabilizing prices.
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Prețul petrolului scade accelerat după acordul de încetare a focului dintre Israel și Iran
Armistițiului Israel-Iran scade semnificativ prețul petrolului
Oil prices drop as Israel agrees to ceasefire with Iran
Oil price falls back on Israel-Iran ceasefire
Preţul petrolului coboară la minimele ultimei săptămâni pe fondul armistiţiului Israel-Iran
Bursele au revenit pe creştere, iar petrolul s-a ieftinit după încetarea focului în conflictul Iran-Israel
Petrolul s-a ieftinit şi bursele au revenit pe creştere după încetarea focului în conflictul Iran-Israel
Scădere semnificativă a preţului gazelor în Europa după încetarea focului în conflictul Iran-Israel
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