
While Trump's stance on Iran policy reduces oil prices, OPEC+ decisions limit the decline.
While US President Trump's pro-diplomatic solution with Iran attitude reduces oil prices, Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's military attack pressure and OPEC+ production decisions affect the markets.
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Trump's statement that negotiations with Iran are going well and the decision of the OPEC + group to maintain production levels.
PRESSURE FROM NETANYAHU
News in the press that US President Donald Trump prioritized diplomatic initiatives with Iran played a leading role in this sharp decline in oil prices. According to the news of US-based Axios, although Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is pressuring Iran to start military attacks after the elections, Trump takes a stance in favor of a diplomatic solution. Trump's statement over the weekend, "Talks with Iran are progressing well, we are in no rush for attacks," eased supply security concerns in the Middle East and put downward pressure on oil prices.
US-IRAN NEGOTIATIONS MAY BE IN Türkiye OR QATAR
Another claim regarding diplomatic traffic was that US Vice President JD Vance sent a letter to Mohsen Rezai, Secretary General of Iran's Supreme National Security Council, for peace negotiations. While this claim made by the Wall Street Journal was denied by Trump, Iranian sources also rejected the news about the content of the letter.
OPEC DECISION LIMITS THE DECLINE
While diplomatic developments caused oil prices to fall sharply, the new decision taken by the OPEC+ group prevented this decline from deepening further. It was reported that OPEC and 7 non-OPEC producing countries decided to maintain their September production levels in December. According to the agreement, daily crude oil production targets in October are; It was determined as 10 million 478 thousand barrels for Saudi Arabia, 9 million 949 thousand barrels for Russia, and 4 million 431 thousand barrels for Iraq. The group's next market assessment meeting is scheduled for November 29.
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OPEC+ market evaluation meeting will be held
Very likely · Within weeks

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