Oil prices slipped in the global market as signals of renewed nuclear diplomacy between the United States and Iran, expectations of increased OPEC+ output, and concerns over US trade policy combined to ease supply fears. Brent crude, the international benchmark, edged down 0.21% to $68.41 per barrel from the previous close of $68.56. US benchmark … Continue reading Oil Prices Fall As OPEC+ Signals Potential Output Increase