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US-Iran ceasefire impact on oil and gas prices partially true

“Temporary ceasefire eased energy markets: oil and gas prices to fall The energy crisis, which has escalated with US and Israel's attacks on Iran and deepened with security concerns in the Strait of Hurmuz, has diverted direction with a two-week temporary ceasefire provided between the US and Iran. Although oil, natural gas, and coal prices have seen a slowdown following the ceasefire, prices continue to remain above pre-attack levels as markets remain uncertain. Global landslide risks and a fragile ceasefire process in the region keep the fluctuations in energy prices alive..”
Partially true
Confidence: High Checked on April 25, 2026

Summary

The two‑week US‑Iran ceasefire did lead to a short‑term easing of oil prices, with Brent and U.S. crude retreating from their recent peaks. However, prices quickly rebounded and have remained well above pre‑conflict levels, and the market stays volatile. Arabic‑language outlets also note a noticeable price drop after the ceasefire announcement.

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