Oil prices slip as Iran FM cites 'major progress' in US peace talks; Wall Street stays cautious

Philippine Daily Inquirer—Oil prices fell after Iran's foreign minister cited 'major progress' in US-Iran peace negotiations, easing supply-disruption fears that had elevated crude prices during the conflict. Wall Street futures remained muted as investors assessed whether the diplomatic progress would hold, with Asian shares trading mixed. Markets appeared to price in optimism without full conviction, reflecting ongoing uncertainty about the durability of the talks.

• Philippine Daily Inquirer — Oil falls on US-Iran progress
• The Globe and Mail — Premarket: Wall Street futures muted as investors watch US-Iran talks
• Wall Street Journal — Oil fell on signs of peace-talk progress despite ongoing challenges
• Reuters — Wall Street futures stayed muted as investors monitored US-Iran negotiations
• ABC News — Money — US futures fell and global shares traded mixed as Iran talks advanced
• Google News Top — Oil prices declined after US-Iran peace talks showed signs of progress
• The Independent (UK) — Asian shares mixed, US futures down as Iran talks showed progress
• DNyuz — Iran FM cited 'major progress' on Lebanon fighting alongside the oil price drop