Oil prices decline as peace deal eases supply concerns in the Persian Gulf
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OPEC+, US, Iran, China
Global / Persian Gulf
July 2026
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Oil prices are falling as the peace deal between the US and Iran leads to a resumption of supply through the Strait of Hormuz. Global inventories are being rebuilt, and analysts warn of a potential market glut. Chinese demand remains weak, contributing to the downward pressure on prices.
- Earlier version 17/4/2026, 4:30:30 PM
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