Global oil prices fell over two days as expectations grew of diplomatic progress between the United States and Iran and a possible easing of supply-related tensions. The decline began with signals from US President Donald Trump about reducing tension, then deepened with reports of efforts to resume negotiations, as Brent dropped more than 5% and WTI fell below $87 and then below $85 a barrel.
Shabakat Tawasul focused on tracking WTI levels step by step, citing FXStreet and MUFG, while Asoul Misr gave the percentage losses and prices for both benchmarks; MTV Lebanon published figures without causes, and Lebanon Debate cited CNN only for Brent falling below $90.