Oil fell below $92: Attacks in Hormuz did not stop the decline
Original headlinePetrol 92 doların altına indi: Hürmüz'deki saldırılar düşüşü durduramadı
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Brent crude fell below $92 a barrel on the morning of November 10, extending a 22% decline from its late-October peak as reduced odds of a U.S. strike on Iran accelerated selling. The drop persisted despite attacks on tankers in the Strait of Hormuz and a strike on a Saudi oil pipeline. The selloff matters because it shows markets prioritizing easing geopolitical risk over supply-route disruptions in the near term. Traders will watch whether Hormuz tensions escalate enough to reverse the slide and whether Washington's posture toward Tehran shifts further.
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Brent crude (OIL), Iran, Strait of Hormuz, United States, Saudi Arabia
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