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Oil Losses of 40% in Three Months Following the 'End of Fear'
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- Concerns about a potential energy crisis following the U.S.-Iran conflict in late February led to forecasts of oil prices reaching as high as $150 per barrel.
- Contrary to those predictions, oil prices have experienced a significant decline, dropping by 40% over the past three months.
- Analysts attribute this decrease to a phenomenon referred to as the "end of fear" surrounding geopolitical tensions.
- The current trajectory of oil prices is uncertain as analysts continue to monitor market conditions and geopolitical developments.
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