Oil: Prices Fall After New US Sanctions Against Iran
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Chinese authorities have condemned the United States for imposing new economic sanctions on Iran, including those targeting countries that still do business with Iran, calling the measures illegal.
Oil prices declined on Monday, 24 August, after the announcement of new US sanctions against Iran. Markets had already integrated these measures, while investors remain attentive to a possible Tehran response.
On August 25, oil prices resumed their rise after falling more than 2% during the previous trading session.
Oil prices fell to a more than one-week low as Washington launched a new wave of sanctions against Iran, which the US administration called an "economic D-Day." Despite the tense rhetoric, investors are not yet pricing in any major supply risks, CNBC reported.
The oil price falls 6 dollars in two days. The big US sanctions announced against Iran are apparently no shock to the oil flows. The post oil price falls 6 dollars in two days – US sanctions no shock to the physical supply appeared first on finance marketwelt.de.
London, 25 August 2026 (AFP) – Oil prices are falling on Tuesday due to profit taking, after the new Washington sanctions package targeting Iran's trading partners, likely to weaken the consumption of crude oil. The fall in crude oil prices began on Monday "before the announcement of US sanctions and can [...] Read more Oil is falling after the new US threats against Iran appeared first on MARINE & OCEANS.
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