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Global oil prices fall below $100
Global oil prices declined at the end of the week after a period of rising due to geopolitical tensions. Brent crude dropped to around $98.34 per barrel, influenced by profit-taking and reduced concerns about supply shortages, especially as U.S. oil inventories rose and diplomatic relations between the United States and Iran improved. West Texas Intermediate also fell to $85.88, due to growing fears of a slowdown in global demand and continuing inventory builds. The key factors behind this decline include easing tensions in the Middle East and the market's reassessment of fundamental supply and demand dynamics.
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