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Oil collapses on hopes of an Iran ceasefire deal — ride the momentum lower on crude oil

Oil prices are plunging after President Trump indicated a ceasefire deal with Iran is close. This marks the worst monthly drop for oil in six years as the market expects the conflict to end.

Idea

Oil prices have been collapsing because the market sees a potential ceasefire in the Iran conflict, which would reopen critical shipping routes in the Strait of Hormuz. As geopolitical tensions ease, the massive 'risk premium' baked into energy prices is rapidly vanishing. This has triggered the steepest monthly drop in six years, creating strong downward momentum. With the White House actively pushing for a resolution, traders can position for oil prices to keep sliding toward pre-war levels.

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USO1D#energy#geopolitics#momentum

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Oil prices slide as Trump says the U.S. is close to an Iran deal — MarketWatch
Brent oil price posts biggest monthly loss in six years as market counts on a U.S.-Iran deal — CNBC

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