Group 1 - Oil prices experienced a decline for the first time in six days, primarily due to President Trump's indication of a potential delay in military action against Iran [1] - Brent crude futures fell by 3%, dropping below $65 per barrel, after previously rising approximately 11% in the prior week [1] - WTI crude futures traded around $60 per barrel, reflecting the overall market sentiment influenced by geopolitical factors [1] Group 2 - The situation in Iran remains volatile, with authorities temporarily closing airspace around Tehran, while the U.S. has redeployed some personnel from military bases in Qatar and the region [1] - The international oil market regained premium support at the beginning of the year, reversing a five-month streak of monthly declines due to oversupply expectations [1] - The U.S. government reported a significant increase in national crude oil inventories, rising by 3.4 million barrels, marking the largest weekly increase since early November [2]
特朗普暗示暂缓对伊朗采取回应措施，原油结束六日连涨，布伦特油价跌穿65美元
智通财经网·2026-01-15 02:05