Oil prices rise after Trump warns 'clock is ticking' on Iran peace talks
Summary
Oil prices rose on Monday after President Donald Trump warned Iran that time is running out to reach a peace deal. The talks have stalled amid regional attacks and Iran's threats to block a key shipping route used for global oil supplies.Key Facts
- Brent crude oil price increased by 1.85% to $111.28 per barrel.
- US oil price rose by 2.32% to $107.87 per barrel.
- Iran closed the Strait of Hormuz, a crucial shipping route for about 20% of the world’s oil and liquefied natural gas.
- President Trump warned Iran that "the clock is ticking" and demanded fast progress toward peace talks.
- Iranian media said the US did not make any serious offers to end the conflict, leading to stalled negotiations.
- Iran has attacked neighboring countries, including Israel, Bahrain, and the UAE.
- The UAE reported a drone strike near its Barakah Nuclear Power Plant, causing a small fire but no injuries or radiation risk.
- President Trump is scheduled to meet with national security advisers to discuss possible military actions regarding Iran.
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