Crude oil prices crushed by reported fake ceasefire news despite Iran rejecting MoU extension
Crude oil prices experienced a sharp decline attributed to reported ceasefire deal news that multiple sources describe as fake or overly optimistic, with Iran having repeatedly stated it will not agree to any MoU extension. Barak Ravid reported that US sources believe Pakistan was presenting more optimistic readouts than the talks justify, while Brent crude traded near 90.
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@DarioCpx
Here you go, the punctual fake news that triggered the crush in crude oil prices (not Trump's post) despite Iran already saying many times it won't agree to any MoU extension https://t.co/swQYqLgggS
@MerruX
Brent crude is back near 90 again. Can't wait for the Pakistan dictatorship to leak another fake ceasefire deal to appease Trump. Even Barak Ravid said US sources believe Pakistan was presenting "more optimistic readouts than the talks justify...." https://t.co/dEDSEv3eTW