Iran-Oman Talks Ease Oil Price Fears in Strait of Hormuz

Iranian and Omani foreign ministers announced a joint temporary navigational corridor and mine-clearance project during talks in Tehran, with technical discussions set to continue for a permanent solution possibly in 30-60 days.

WTI crude dropped below $80 a barrel and Brent near $86, extending losses over 3 percent amid optimism despite the strait remaining mostly closed for commercial traffic.

Iran ties full reopening to ending the wider conflict and lifting a U.S. naval blockade, while markets focus on this diplomatic progress for gradual supply relief through the key global oil route.

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