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US-Iran Deal To Crash Oil Prices?

US President Donald Trump has claimed that a peace deal with Iran could be finalized as early as this weekend. The statement has drawn global attention, particularly from energy markets.

Trump said Iran’s Supreme Leader has approved the deal’s terms, indicating that negotiations are nearing the finish line. An official announcement is expected soon.

A key part of the agreement involves lifting restrictions on Iran immediately after the deal is signed. Trump confirmed that easing the blockade is part of the understanding.

The US President stressed that the move would have a direct impact on global crude markets. According to him, increased Iranian oil supply could push prices down significantly.

With oil prices influencing economies worldwide, Trump’s remarks have sparked fresh optimism. Investors and governments are now closely watching whether the much talked about Iran deal becomes a reality.

This post was last modified on 12 June 2026 6:04 am

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