Iranian Crude Prices Drop Amid Weak Chinese Demand, Tight Supply
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Iranian crude futures fell to a discount as Chinese buyers showed limited interest, despite a tighter supply environment.
The benchmark for Iranian oil slipped to a 1.4‑cent discount to the benchmark price for the first time in several weeks, reflecting a decline in demand from China. The move comes as the country’s oil output has tightened, yet the market remains sensitive to shifts in Chinese purchasing.
The price slide underscores the volatility of Iranian crude in global markets, where supply constraints and regional demand dynamics continue to shape trading outcomes.
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