Oil prices fall more than 2% due to hopes of cooling US-Iran conflict
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Crude oil prices fell by over 2% on June 5 due to investors increasingly believing that the risk of escalating tensions in the conflict between the US and Iran is decreasing.
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Background & Analysis Scope
- Oil prices fell by over 2% due to expectations of a decrease in tensions between the US and Iran.
- The global and Vietnamese markets may be affected by changes in oil prices.
- Mechanism of Influence:
- A decrease in expectations of conflict between the US and Iran leads to a decrease in oil prices.
- Capital flows into industries that are not dependent on oil prices, such as technology and services.
- The valuation of oil-related companies may decrease due to the decrease in oil prices.
- Industry/Stock Groups Benefiting or Under Pressure:
- Benefiting:
- Technology, services, and industries not dependent on oil prices.
- Under Pressure:
- Oil and gas industry, companies related to oil production and trading.
Risks to watch
- The risk of oil prices increasing again due to unexpected developments in US-Iran tensions.
- The risk of changes in global economic and financial policies.
- Short-term Timeframe:
- In the next 1-2 weeks, oil prices may continue to fall due to decreased expectations of conflict between the US and Iran.
- In the event of an increase in oil prices, oil-related companies may face pressure.
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Crude oil prices declined on June 5 as investors increasingly believed the risk of escalation in the conflict between the US and Iran was diminishing.