Brent crude oil prices plunge to lowest since before Iran war on Hormuz flow hopes

Key takeaways
- Brent futures fell 3% to $74.76 per barrel on June 24, the weakest level since February 27, as more tankers are set to transit the Strait of Hormuz following the U.S.-Iran ceasefire.
- WTI also dropped nearly 3% amid expectations of smoother crude flows.
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Oil prices dropped because markets expect more crude to move through a key shipping route after a ceasefire. This can mean lower costs at the pump for drivers and other fuel users.
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