[MARKET UPDATE] Crude benchmarks dip as markets digest a Qatar Emir-US President Trump phone call; the broader risk tone stabilises with European equity futures pausing their downside

Newsquawk Staff · 6 Nov 2026, 08:38 UTC

Crude benchmarks dip as markets digest a Qatar Emir-US President Trump phone call; the broader risk tone stabilises with European equity futures pausing their downside.

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"We are interested in the diplomatic track, but without making concessions", Al Arabiya citing an Iranian diplomatic source.
WTI crude+0.8%
"Washington has approved the draft memorandum of understanding that the Qatari delegation presented to Iran yesterday", Al-Araby Al-Jadeed reports citing sources close to the mediation team.
WTI crude−3.6%
Qatari mediators expect feedback from the US and Iran within 36 hours on a new proposal to advance talks, according to an official briefed on the talks cited by Reuters.
WTI crude−1.6%

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