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Oil prices extended their downward trend and are heading for a weekly decline following President Trump's comments regarding a potential deal with Iran. The prospect of a diplomatic agreement suggests a potential return of Iranian oil supply to global markets, easing supply concerns and exerting significant downward pressure on crude benchmarks.
This decline occurs as investors monitor regional peers, with Brent and WTI crude prices stabilizing near multi-week lows per market data. Compared to the previous quarter, markets are exhibiting increased caution, especially alongside global inflationary pressures evidenced by Turkey's CPI reaching 32.61% according to economic calendar data from June 5, 2026.
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Sign InLooking ahead, traders are focused on the upcoming OPEC meeting scheduled for June 7, 2026, which could dictate production strategy for the coming months. In the absence of immediate price snapshots, market participants are watching key support levels for crude, particularly following US Non-Farm Payrolls data which showed 172k jobs added, a factor that influences dollar strength and commodity pricing.