Oil Prices Drop Following Trump's Remarks on Iran

Oil prices in Asia fell over 3% after Donald Trump stated that violence in Iran is decreasing, reducing fears of military conflict and supply disruptions.

Oil prices fell by more than 3% in early Asian trading on Thursday after U.S. President Donald Trump said that violence in the crackdown on protests in Iran is easing, easing fears of a possible military strike against Tehran and supply disruptions. This statement has calmed market sentiment, reducing the risk premium in the energy sector.

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