Oil prices have fallen, easing inflation concerns and triggering a rise in both shares and bonds. Brent crude, previously above $100 per barrel, has now dropped to around $96.78. This decline follows a period of elevated prices linked to Middle East tensions. Market participants interpret this as reducing the likelihood of oil reaching new all-time highs in the near term, with odds priced at 13.5% by year-end. OPEC decisions and Middle East geopolitical developments remain key factors to watch.
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