U.S.-Iran Deal Won’t Lead to One-Way Traffic to Plunging Oil PricesExecutive summary: Argus Media’s chief economist David Fyfe said that a U.S.-Iran negotiation window is unlikely to cause a sharp, one‑way decline in oil prices. Oil price volatility remains a key risk for markets, influenced by Middle East supply uncertainty and inventory trends. David Fyfe (Argus Media), U.S. and Iranian officials, global oil markets. Negotiations may ease geopolitical tension but are expected to maintain price volatility rather than trigger a sustained price drop.Argus Media’s chief economist David Fyfe indicated that a forthcoming U.S.-Iran negotiation window is unlikely to cause a sharp, one‑way decline in oil prices. He highlighted that uncertain Middle East supply recovery and ongoing inventory draws will keep oil price volatility elevated over the 60‑day negotiation period.Connected developmentsU.S. Gas Prices Fall Below $4 After Iran DealStrait of Hormuz Traffic Recovery ConditionsIran‑USA Peace Framework and Market ImplicationsGold prices today, Thursday, June 18, 2026: Prices feeling a Fed hangover despite Iran peace deal+++ Iran-Krieg +++: Israel bricht Kontakt zu EU-Außenbeauftragter Kallas abIran-Krieg: USA und Iran unterzeichnen Absichtserklärung zum KriegsendeOpen the full case file on Beyond →
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