The quotation of the Brent oil barrel for delivery in August ended today in the London futures market at a fall of 0.31%, for the 72.92 dollars.
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30/06/2026
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O north Sea crude, of reference in Europe, closed the session at the International Exchange to quote 23 cents below the 73.15 dollars with which it ended the transactions on Monday.
Brent remained around $73, a level prior to the start of the Israeli-North American attacks on Iran, but ended June, with a fall of more than 23% for unknown males since the low record of March 2020, with the start of the pandemic of the new coronavirus, the covid-19.
In the first session of the month that now ends Brent closed around $95 a barrel.
US and Iran negotiators traveled today to Qatar, but a high-level, direct meeting between Washington and Tehran was ruled out after the last escalation of attacks on the weekend.
Exness’s financial market strategy director Wael Makarem stated, in an analysis sent to EFE, that oil prices remained stable while operators “evaluate the prospects of a reanimation of the diplomatic dialogue between the US and Iran while monitoring the fragile ceasefire in force.”.