Oil prices are swinging as Iran conflict disrupts shipping via the Strait of Hormuz and reserves fall.
Oil prices are swinging as Iran conflict disrupts shipping via the Strait of Hormuz and reserves fall.
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Middle East oil producers are reportedly increasing output to recapture market share following a recovery in exports through the Strait of Hormuz. However, persisting logistical risks and elevated operational costs have contributed to maintaining high oil prices.
The U.S. President stated that the threat of a nuclear weapon in Iran no longer exists. This assertion has not been independently verified, and international observers continue to monitor Iran's nuclear program.
The MOEX and RTS indices closed slightly lower, declining 0.3% to 2,330.32 and 858.79 points, respectively.
TotalEnergies Chief Executive Patrick Pouyanne stated that the Middle East currently offers the lowest-cost crude oil. As an industry executive, his assessment reflects corporate strategic priorities rather than independently verified market data.