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Brent Crude Retreats to $72 as US-Iran Diplomacy Reopens Hormuz Bottleneck

By James Porter
June 29, 2026

Brent crude oil futures plummeted to approximately $72 per barrel on Monday morning, effectively erasing the geopolitical risk premium that has gripped energy markets since late February. This price floor reflects a sudden market pivot as Washington and Tehran suspend direct hostilities ahead

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