Brent Crude Falls to Pre-Conflict Level, Down 4.3% on June 25 as Supply Concerns Ease

According to Jin10, on Wednesday, June 25, Brent crude futures fell $3.34 to settle at $73.74 per barrel, down 4.3%, while U.S. crude futures dropped $2.87 to $70.34 per barrel, down 3.9%, retreating to levels seen before the U.S.-Israel-Iran conflict erupted in late February. The decline came as supply concerns eased following the departure of previously stranded tankers from the Strait of Hormuz, according to Dutch International analyst commentary citing increased vessel transit activity.
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