PREMIUM FEATURES

Iranian stalemate continues

DESPITE the Moscow talks on the Iranian situation being dead in the water and increased rhetoric for a possible military action, the "Iranian premium" to crude prices has been wiped out as macroeconomic concerns weigh down the market.

Analysts say that even with the failure in talks progressing, the oil markets have shrugged off the Iranian stalemate, and instead the macro concerns are weighing down the market. The general perception...

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