US-Iran talks make major progress as oil risk premium eases


🕊 The US-Iran talks reportedly made “major progress” after overnight discussions in Switzerland, becoming one of the key market headlines on June 22. This follows last week’s interim MoU, as both sides continue working toward a broader negotiation roadmap.
🛢 The main market impact lies in the Strait of Hormuz and global oil supply. A 60-day roadmap, maritime communication mechanism, and possible partial easing of oil-related sanctions are helping reduce the risk premium in energy markets for now.
📉 Oil prices reacted lower as supply disruption risks appeared less severe than before. If shipping flows through Hormuz continue to improve, Brent and WTI could remain under short-term pressure, while broader risk sentiment may receive some support.
⚠ Still, this does not mean Middle East risks are over. Nuclear talks, sanctions, Lebanon, and proxy-related tensions remain key variables that could quickly reverse the progress if a new military incident or hardline statement emerges.
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