Brent Oil Dips in Asia Trading — $70 Target Possible if Tensions Heat Up

Brent crude slipped during Asian hours as diplomatic talks between Iran and the U.S. continue, though analysts see potential for a climb toward $70 if geopolitical risks resurface.

⬤ Oil prices took a step back during early Asian trading after fresh diplomatic developments in the Middle East. Traders pulled back slightly as Iran and the United States showed signs of keeping dialogue open despite persistent friction in the region.

⬤ Iran issued a stern warning about potential missile strikes if former President Donald Trump orders an attack, keeping geopolitical uncertainty alive even as prices softened in the session.

⬤ One commodity analyst pointed out that Brent could push back toward $70 if tensions reignite. That scenario hinges on whether the current diplomatic window closes and hostilities escalate again.

⬤ The situation highlights how quickly oil markets can shift based on geopolitical signals and diplomatic messaging, with traders staying alert to any signs of renewed conflict.

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