Oil Falls Below $68 as Iran-U.S. Talks Raise Hopes for Sanctions Relief
Oil prices dropped below $68 per barrel after Qatar reported progress in indirect Iran-U.S. talks, extending crude’s decline to 43% from its recent peak.
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Oil prices dropped below $68 per barrel after Qatar reported progress in indirect Iran-U.S. talks, extending crude’s decline to 43% from its recent peak.
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