Key points:
In the last 24 hours, the geopolitical landscape has shifted dramatically - removing a supply risk premium that had built over the previous 12 days.
A symbolic and planned to fail Iranian retaliation attack on U.S. military assets in Qatar, followed by a ceasefire announcements triggered the biggest one-day crude price slump since July 2022
Looking ahead, the near-term outlook suggests continued volatility with news from the Middle East, OPEC+ production cuts and macroeconomic concerns all playing a role in determining the price of oil.










