[MARKET UPDATE] Crude pressured without a clear driver, Brent for July falls from just above USD 112/bbl to sub-110/bbl before rebounding modestly

Crude prices are experiencing pressure without a specific catalyst, as Brent futures dipped below USD 110/bbl before a slight recovery.

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Iran’s Vice President says regional water security is non-negotiable, according to Al Jazeera

Pakistani Foreign Minister says “Momentum on talks is generated as and when we receive a proposal or counter proposal. If the parties can communicate... We would not resent such a direct exchange rather would encourage that”, journalist Mallick reports

[MARKET UPDATE] Crude pressured without a clear driver, Brent for July falls from just above USD 112/bbl to sub-110/bbl before rebounding modestly

[MARKET ANALYSIS] Fixed income trades with a slightly bearish bias post-Fed, and ahead of the BoE and ECB

Iran lawmaker Mottaki says a naval blockade would amount to a declaration of war, and that fighters could decide as soon as tomorrow or next week to remove such obstacles via military action

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This movement could reflect broader market sentiment rather than a fundamental shift, and traders should watch for emerging geopolitical developments or supply signals that may influence the price trend further.

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