[MARKET ANALYSIS] Oil prices nurse some of yesterday's substantial losses amid a somewhat fragile US-Iran ceasefire

Oil prices are attempting to recover from significant losses following a tenuous ceasefire between the U.S.

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WTI/Brent: WTI May'26 +3.5% / Brent Jun'26 +2.8%

  • Nurses some of the prior day's hefty losses after suffering double-digit declines following the announcement of the US-Iran ceasefire, although the details of the agreement remain unclear with no firm consensus between the sides and with Lebanon a key contention point, Iran has accused its counterparts of breaching the agreement with Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf stating that three clauses of the 10-point plan have already been violated, making a bilateral ceasefire or negotiations unreasonable.

Gold: +0.1%

  • Price action is choppy after the precious metal gradually faded all of its ceasefire spoils and returned to a near-term support level around USD 4,700/oz.

Copper: -1.1%

  • Pulled back overnight as the heightened risk appetite from the fragile US-Iran ceasefire petered out.
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and Iran. The lack of clarity in the agreement, especially regarding violations and contention points, suggests ongoing volatility in the market, which could impact energy prices and related sectors as traders navigate the geopolitical backdrop.

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