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Oil Stabilizes After US-Iran Agreement, First Export from Tehran
2 sourcesFirst reported 1 month agoUpdated 1 month ago
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- The US-Iran agreement has initiated the first oil export from Tehran after two months.
- Oil prices are stabilizing, with Brent at around $79.4 per barrel and WTI at $76.5.
- Asian markets are experiencing restrained movements following an initial rally due to the agreement.
- Investors remain cautious, looking for further details regarding the agreement's implementation.
- The deal has had a positive impact on stock markets, but the current movements are more moderate.
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