Why Oil Prices Fell After Iran's Missile Strike

Why oil prices dropped after Iran’s attack on U.S. air bases

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Stocks Surge (SPY) as Oil Prices Plunge on Iran’s Limited Missile Response

Wall Street rallied as investors interpreted Iran’s calibrated missile strike on a U.S. air base in Qatar as largely symbolic, sending the S&P 500 (SPY) up nearly 1%. Oil plunged below $70 a barrel, alleviating immediate inflation concerns and weakening the dollar. Traders credit

Why Oil Prices Fell After Iran's Missile Strike

Oil prices fell after Iran’s missile strike on a U.S. base, as markets interpreted the move as symbolic rather than escalatory—pricing in a pause, not a war.

Lower oil more than 7%; Mixed results in markets – The Observatorial

After the announcement of an Iranian missile attack against the American military base, in Qatar, international oil prices fell more than 7 percent yesterday. This behavior was totally opposed to the one who expected the market. According to analysts, the crude would approach $ 100 per barrel after the United States attacked Iran over the […]