Oil prices dropped on July 27th as tensions in the Middle East and Black Sea began to ease. The US had paused its daily strikes against Iran, which were causing concerns about supply disruptions.
The pause allowed oil markets to breathe a sigh of relief, with some traders citing lower supply pressures on multiple fronts. Ellen Wald, President of Transversal Consulting, discussed the development in an interview.
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