Oil plunges more than 6% from near wartime highs as diplomacy over Iran seemingly gathers pace
Economy · First reported 26 Oct, 10:18 · Updated 14:21

Brent and U.S. crude prices fell as diplomatic activity around the Iran war appeared to increase, though attacks and supply concerns continued.
- On Monday, Brent fell more than 6% from about $117.40 per barrel at Friday’s close to around $110; West Texas Intermediate fell about 2% to $101.50.
- Qatari mediators reportedly travelled to Tehran on Sunday, and Saudi, Pakistani and Turkish officials were due to hold regional security talks there on Monday.
- The Houthis said they again struck Saudi airports and energy sites over the weekend, while Riyadh said it had intercepted further missiles and drones.
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