Oil prices today: Crude falls over 1% as Iran-Qatar talks raise hopes of diplomacy

Oil prices dropped over 1% following ongoing talks between Iranian and Qatari officials aimed at reducing conflict.

Brent crude futures fell to $111.84, while US West Texas Intermediate crude fell to $102.56.

The drop in prices followed a strong increase seen last week before the US midterm elections.

Opec+ has kept production targets unchanged due to ongoing disruptions.

Market observers remain cautious about potential military escalations after the elections.

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Source attribution: Times of India – Business.

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