Oil Prices Rise Ahead of Potential US-Iran Talks at UN

Crude oil prices posted gains after days of declines, as traders closely monitor the UN General Assembly in New York for signs of progress in diplomatic contacts between the United States and Iran.

According to reports from Reuters and OilPrice, Brent crude crossed the $101 per barrel mark. Meanwhile, as reported by Infobae, West Texas Intermediate also advanced, trading between $93 and $96 per barrel depending on contract expiration dates.

Market sentiment remains divided regarding the prospects of a diplomatic breakthrough, with traders responding cautiously to shifting expectations on the sidelines of the assembly.