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Oil Pukes On Report IAEA Inspectors May Return To Iran
Al Arabiya outlines the US-Iran path toward a preliminary enrichment deal:
Arrangements are underway to discuss the return of IAEA inspectors to Iran, without specifying the scope of their mission.
Washington has allowed uranium enrichment inside Iran at a level of 3.67%, and Tehran has agreed.
Discussions are underway regarding the involvement of a third country to facilitate the reduction of highly enriched uranium levels in Iran.
A preliminary agreement on reducing Iranian uranium enrichment is likely.
The reported uranium enrichment deal would let Iran retain a limited civilian nuclear program while curbing its ability to produce material usable in nuclear weapons.
In energy markets, WTI legged lower following the news, down to about the midpoint of the $85-a-barrel level.
Higher timeframe shows positive diplomatic signaling over the past week has evaporated $20 or so of the war risk premium built into oil.
Brent Selloff Deepens After Worst Week Since COVID; US Gas Prices Poised To Break Below $4
Brent crude futures dipped into the $93-a-barrel handle early Monday morning, extending last week's selloff, the largest weekly decline since April 2020, while WTI traded near $87.37 a barrel.