International Oil Prices Rise Amid Renewed Doubts Over US-Iran Talks
International oil prices climbed as market doubts resurfaced regarding the prospects of peace talks between the United States and Iran. New York's WTI crude settled at $108.66 per barrel, while London's Brent crude reached $112.10, reflecting geopolitical risk affecting the energy market.
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(CNA New York, 18th, comprehensive foreign report) As market doubts resurfaced about the prospects for peace talks between the United States and Iran, international oil prices climbed today, reaching a level of around $110 per barrel. The June delivery price of West Texas Intermediate crude oil on the New York Mercantile Exchange rose by $3.24, or 3.07%, to $108.66 per barrel. The July delivery price of London North Sea Brent crude rose by $2.84, or 2.6%, to $112.10 per barrel. (Compiled by: Chen Yan-chun) 1150519