Why Is WTI Crude Oil Price Down 3.12% Today, July 24? Peace Talks Ease War Premium
WTI fell 3.12% to $89.31 as reports that China is pushing to restart U.S.-Iran peace talks prompted traders to reduce near-term geopolitical risk premium. However, disrupted shipping through Hormuz and Red Sea risks plus temporary Kazakhstan export constraints kept supply-risk pricing elevated, leaving WTI still up sharply on the week. Near-term volatility remains highly headline-driven, with diplomacy and transit flows the key catalysts.
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WTI crude oil futures fell exactly 3.12% to USD 89.31 per barrel on July 24, 2026 after reports that China was pushing to restart U.S.-Iran peace talks. Read the daily analysis of WTI crude oil's supply-risk outlook, momentum risk and key technical levels.