Iran Suspends Negotiations with the US, International Oil Prices Surge
Following failed peace talks and renewed clashes, Iran has announced a suspension of negotiations with the US, causing international oil prices to spike.
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Key news on the US-Iran conflict. Central News Agency, London, June 1. After days of failed peace talks and renewed clashes between US and Iranian forces, Iran has announced the suspension of negotiations with the US. Consequently, international oil prices surged significantly today. According to AFP, around 13:30 GMT, Brent crude for August delivery rose 4.9% to $95.60 per barrel, having briefly gained more than 5%. US West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude for July delivery jumped 5.9% to $92.55 per barrel. (Translated by Yang Chao-yen) June 1, 2025.
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What is the impact of Iran's suspension?
It has caused a sharp rise in global oil prices.