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Oil prices fall on hopes of U.S.-Iran deal despite Tehran pushback
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- President Donald Trump said Washington had reached a framework agreement with Iran, raising hopes the Middle East conflict could be nearing its end.
- U.S. crude oil futures for July delivery fell 1.65% to $86.26 per barrel, while August futures for international benchmark Brent lost 1.55% to $88.98 per barrel in early Asia trading.
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Oil prices fell Friday after U.S. President Donald Trump said Washington had reached a framework agreement with Iran, raising hopes the Middle East conflict could be nearing its end.
U.S. crude oil futures for July delivery fell 1.65% to $86.26 per barrel, while August futures for international benchmark Brent lost 1.55% to $88.98 per barrel in early Asia trading.
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