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Iran Informs Regional Countries of End of War Stance, Crude Oil Falls, Spot Gold and Silver Rise

Iran Informs Regional Countries of End of War Stance, Crude Oil Falls, Spot Gold and Silver Rise

BlockBeatsBlockBeats2026/05/01 14:00

BlockBeats News, May 1st, according to the Islamic Republic News Agency, Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi briefed the foreign ministers of Gulf countries on Iran's position on ending the war.


As a result, according to Bitget market data, Brent crude oil touched down to $107 per barrel, down 2.83% intraday. WTI crude oil fell 4% intraday, now trading at $102.71 per barrel. Spot silver rose over 3% intraday, while spot gold saw a $20 short-term surge.

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