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The talks are "guaranteed to fail" and then $100 a barrel oil is "well within reach," FGE NexantECA, a consulting firm, warned

Oil has fallen in price after the US and Iran's decision to continue nuclear talks. What's next?

Brent was up 2% after rising 4% a day earlier

Oil prices rise to six-month high: Trump gave Iran 10 days

Iran is rushing to prepare for war in case talks fail, WSJ writes

Oil up 5%: Vance says Iran unwilling to concede, admits use of force

Iran on Tuesday, February 17, partially blocked the Strait of Hormuz - strategically important for the world's oil supplies - for "security purposes" in connection with military exercises of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, CNBC <a href="https://www.cnbc.com/2026/02/17/iran-us-strait-of-hormuz-oil-nuclear-talks-geneva.html">reported</a> citing the country's state television.

Iran has partially blocked the world's most important oil corridor. What about oil prices?

This is how investors reacted to Trump's threats against Iran - the US President demanded the Islamic Republic to conclude a nuclear deal. Otherwise, Trump warned, Tehran should be ready for a military solution to the issue

Oil broke through the $70 mark for the first time since September. Analysts expect more growth

Weakening dollar and supply disruptions boost oil market rally

Oil nears strongest month in 2.5 years

Brent quotes were falling by 2.5% in the course of trading 

Oil prices down due to de-escalation around Greenland and progress on Ukraine

The risk of an oil shock is intensifying amid the escalation of a number of geopolitical conflicts

"Oil shock": analysts named scenarios amid US pressure on Iran and Venezuela

Oil prices jumped after US President Donald Trump <a href="https://oninvest.com/article/pomos-v-puti-tramp-obratilsa-k-iranskim-protestuusim">addressed </a>protesters in Iran, in which he urged them not to give up and said that "help is on the way," CNBC <a href="https://www.cnbc.com/2026/01/13/oil-prices-today-trump-iran-protests.html">reported </a>. Brent futures rose 2.6 percent to $65.5 a barrel. Exchange contracts for North American WTI added 2.8% and passed the mark of $61 per barrel. At the moment, both grades rose in price by more than 3%.

Oil rose sharply after Trump's words on helping protesters in Iran

The day before, Trump announced a 25 percent duty on goods from countries "doing business" with Iran - the consequence of this decision could be a "geopolitical premium to oil prices," an analyst warns

"Geopolitical premium": oil prices hit a two-month high

Commodity markets may be entering the phase of a new "supercycle" amid rising demand for metals, energy and other tangible assets, according to John Velis, Americas strategist at BNY, <a href="https://www.marketwatch.com/story/stocks-are-signaling-that-another-commodities-supercycle-is-afoot-in-2026-5e697dc6?mod=home_lead">writes</a> MarketWatch.

Analysts talk about the beginning of the commodity "supercycle". Is everything so unambiguous?

Traders in the oil market are watching the development of protests in Iran, which could lead to disruptions in oil production in the country or risk blocking the Strait of Hormuz - the most important route for energy exports from the Middle East, Bloomberg <a href="https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-01-12/oil-prices-and-iran-protests-how-could-escalation-of-crisis-impact-industry">writes.</a>