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What will be the primary reason for oil price changes by April 30, 2025?
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Geopolitical tensions • 25%
OPEC+ production changes • 25%
Global economic conditions • 25%
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Oil Prices Fall 5% After Israel Spares Iran's Oil Facilities Under U.S. Pressure
Oct 27, 2024, 10:02 PM
Oil prices are expected to decline when trading resumes on Monday after Israel's recent airstrikes on Iran over the weekend avoided targeting Tehran's oil and nuclear infrastructure, analysts said. Brent crude oil futures fell about 5% at the open, dropping nearly $4 per barrel, as Israeli strikes, under White House pressure, spared Iran's oil facilities, allowing the country's oil operations to remain unaffected. Iranian state media reported that the country's oil industry activities were working normally. The restrained military action by Israel has eased concerns over potential disruptions in global oil supply from the OPEC member, leading to a decrease in oil futures prices, including WTI crude futures which dropped 4%.
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