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Oil Prices Fall Below $100 Amid Hopes for Iran Talks

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Oil prices plummeted, with Brent crude falling below $100 per barrel, driven by optimism around potential diplomatic progress in the Iran conflict. This marks the first time Brent has dipped below $100 since mid-September. The decline follows U.S. President Donald Trump's openness to meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un at the UN summit, and investors' hopes for progress in the Iran war issue during the UN General Assembly meeting. The Czech Republic, meanwhile, plans to regulate fuel prices and introduce additional taxes to combat expensive fuels.

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  1. IranIntl – Breaking ایران اینترنشنال - خبر فوری avatar

    IranIntl – Breaking ایران اینترنشنال - خبر فوری

    X / Twitter / @IranIntlbrk

    بر اساس تازه‌ترین داده‌های بازار، بهای نفت برنت با ۱.۲۵ درصد کاهش به ۱...

  2. حسن اصليح | صحفي avatar

    حسن اصليح | صحفي

    Telegram / @hpress

    أسعار النفط تهبط 2 بالمئة وبرنت عند 101.7 دولارا للبرميل والخام الأمري...

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    Anas Alhajji

    X / Twitter / @anasalhajji

    RT @Attaqa0: #عاجل| أسعار النفط تنخفض 4%.. وخام برنت لشهر نوفمبر فوق 1...

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    Brent kles� pod 97 USD za barel. Trump je mo�n� otev�en� set...

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