Crude oil prices slipped roughly 1% as diplomatic overtures involving Iran eased concerns over potential supply disruptions. The decline reflects a reduced risk premium in global markets following signs of renewed engagement, which traders are monitoring for any lasting impact on output and export flows. Market analysts suggest that continued diplomatic progress could help stabilize crude benchmarks in the coming sessions.
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