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Factor to Iran: naphtha prices have fallen on Asian markets

From trading exchanges in Asia on Monday, a drop in prices was recorded on naphtha. Dealers were relieved because they realized that Israel’s strike on Iran had not harmed the country’s nafta facilities.

RBC-Ukraine reports about this from The Times of Israel.

The North Sea Brent price for delivery in crude oil fell by 4.02% to $72.99, and West Texas Intermediate fell by 4.17% to $68.79.

Prices for naphtha rose sharply after the attack Iran with ballistic missiles on Israel 1st June. However, the stinks had already begun to fall after the 7th of June, and it became clear that Israel, at all costs, would limit its repression to the unattacked Iranian energy facilities.

Large-scale shelling of Iran

On Saturday The Defense Forces shelled Israel on a large scale military objects to Iran. This attack was a response to Iran's large-scale shelling of Israel on June 1.

Okrem, Israeli troops hit targets where ballistic missiles and anti-aircraft defense systems were vibrating. Actually, the IDF did not attack the oil and gas sector or the enemy’s nuclear facilities.

ZMI was informed that Israel had damaged two secret military bases in Iran.

This time, International Energy Agency forecast uє the transition of the world to the era of lower energy prices.

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