Oil prices hit one-week low as US-Iran diplomacy eases supply fears
Oil prices continued to fall, with Brent crude and WTI crude both dropping to their lowest levels in about a week. Progress in diplomatic talks between the US and Iran reduced concerns over potential supply disruptions in the region. Adding to the easing supply outlook, the Caspian Pipeline Consortium resumed oil loadings following a period of suspension. Despite the overall decline, fears of Middle East supply disruptions remain due to ongoing drone attacks in the region. Meanwhile, US crude inventories were expected to have decreased, while distillate stockpiles reportedly rose.
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