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Global Crude Price Dips Amid US-Iran Tensions Pause

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India's retail fuel prices remain unchanged despite a decline in global crude oil prices. The Brent crude price fell below $95 per barrel after reports suggested that the US had halted further strikes on Iran, reviving expectations of diplomatic talks and reducing fears of prolonged supply disruptions.

The most recent nationwide fuel price revision came on May 25, and prices have remained unchanged since then. Industry experts note that falling crude prices may reduce pressure on fuel retailers, but any change in retail rates depends on broader market conditions and government policy.

Analysts believe the easing in crude prices reflects cautious optimism that geopolitical tensions in the Middle East could cool if diplomatic efforts continue. However, they warn that the situation remains fragile, with any renewed conflict capable of triggering another spike in global oil prices.

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