Нефть Brent упала ниже 95 долларов, Трамп заявил, что Иран сдался; Иран опровергает это

Brent crude oil has experienced intense fluctuations this week, temporarily falling below $95 per barrel. Whether the US and Iran can truly reach a reconciliation agreement remains a major factor.
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Brent crude oil has been highly volatile this week, dropping from last weekend’s high of $112 by 11% to $97, then rebounding to $104. Today (25th), it quickly fell again by 8%, currently at $94.67.

Behind this sharp movement is the market questioning: How credible are Trump’s statements?

What did Trump say?

On March 25, Trump claimed at the White House that the US is “talking to the right people in Iran,” stating that Iran is very eager to reach an agreement, has agreed never to develop nuclear weapons, and sent a valuable gift involving oil, natural gas, and the Strait of Hormuz.

Vice President Vance and Secretary of State Rubio are both involved, and the US also revealed that it has submitted a 15-point peace plan to Iran through Pakistan.

Trump summarized: “We have already won this war.”

What did Iran say?

Iran’s response was a clean and straightforward denial. Iran’s semi-official news agency stated that no negotiations have taken place and that Trump is unreliable. Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf used even more direct language, calling it “fake news manipulating the oil market.”

Meanwhile, Iran’s Supreme Leader’s office appointed hardliner Mohammad-Bagher Zolghadr as head of the National Security Council. This personnel change at this time is completely opposite to the direction of “approaching reconciliation.”

Iran’s previous public condition was: demanding compensation from the US and guarantees of no future attacks. The details of Trump’s 15-point plan have not been made public, but based on the current public statements from both sides, even the most basic question of whether negotiations are ongoing seems to lack consensus.