Oil prices fall after Trump hails 'good' talks with Iran
Brent and West Texas Intermediate fell in early Asian trade as Trump said the three-hour US-Iran meeting was very good, traders said.
- U.S. envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met Iranian officials in New York to discuss conditions for reopening the Strait of Hormuz, with Trump describing the three-hour session as "very good" and "very productive."
- Nearly seven months after the war erupted, the United States and Iran remain at an impasse, with Tehran demanding an end to the U.S. blockade, release of frozen assets, and a halt to fighting across "resistance fronts."
- Trump paired his diplomatic push with warnings, stating he is monitoring Pickaxe Mountain near Natanz and threatening military action if renewed nuclear activity is detected at the deeply buried site.
- Israeli officials remain skeptical that either side will accept the other's conditions, while Saudi Arabia reportedly rebooted East-West Pipeline operations to ease regional energy export pressure amid ongoing tensions.
- Traders look toward a Thursday summit between Trump and President Xi Jinping focused on U.S.-China trade, with analysts viewing the Middle East war and bilateral economic tensions as higher-impact strategic concerns.
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Oil prices fall after Trump hails 'good' talks with Iran
The international benchmark, Brent crude, and main US contract, West Texas Intermediate, dipped to $98.91 and $89.93 per barrel respectively in early Asian trade -- well below the symbolic $100 mark they have smashed repeatedly since the Middle Eat war broke out in February. The three-hour meeting was "very good", "very productive" and "they have another one scheduled in the very near future", Trump told reporters as he met Ukrainian President V…
The U.S. uses the UN stand for hostile statements against Iran, a statement published on the official website of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRC), reports Tasnim.
US-Iran talks have resumed, while Donald Trump repeats his threats against Tehran. Donald Trump revealed that Washington's dialogue with Tehran has resumed, with the aim of ending the war in the Middle East that has become a political burden for him, a few minutes after he threatened again, this time from the UN General Assembly, to destroy Iran. According to Iranian state television, Tehran's representatives conveyed its conditions to the other…
Trump's speech to the UN came at a time when his foreign policy, and particularly his decision to start a war with Iran, has become a political burden for him and his party ahead of the November midterm elections. The post Trump at the UN: From threats to "destroy" Iran to "very good meeting" - Tehran's terms appeared first on in.gr.
Following US President Donald Trump's threats against Iran, the Iranian military has issued a stern warning. Iran's military command said any attack would lead to more severe and unexpected strikes against the US and Israel.
Iran military condemns Trump’s hostile remarks against Tehran, calls them ‘tool for domestic propaganda’ - The Tribune
Iran's General Staff of the Armed Forces and the Central Headquarters of Khatam al-Anbiya on Tuesday condemned US President Donald Trump's remarks against Iran, accusing him of using threats and the UN platform to create insecurity and for domestic propaganda.
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