Oil falls below $90 as Trump pulls back from threat to strike Iran
Falling crude prices have supported recovery in global stocks from last week’s sell-off
Oil falls below $90 as Trump pulls back from threat to strike Iran
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Oil prices continue to fall on hopes of US-Iran peace deal talks
Oil prices extend their losses as investors remain hopeful that diplomatic talks between the US and Iran will lead to an end to the Middle East conflict.
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