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Oil Prices Tumble for Second Week Amid Global Supply Surplus and Easing Iran Tensions

Story Thread|Oil Prices Decline Amid Supply Outlook and Iran Risks

Araverus Team|Friday, February 13, 2026 at 9:09 AM

Oil Prices Tumble for Second Week Amid Global Supply Surplus and Easing Iran Tensions

Araverus Team

Feb 13, 2026 · 9:09 AM

Crude Surplus · Energy Markets · Iran Risks · Oil Prices

Crude SurplusEnergy MarketsIran RisksOil Prices

Oil prices are on track for their first consecutive weekly drop this year due to concerns about a global crude surplus and extended US-Iran nuclear negotiations, which reduce the likelihood of immediate military action affecting oil supplies.

Thread Timeline: Oil Prices Decline Amid Supply Outlook and Iran Risks

Feb 6, 2026US-Iran Talks Drive Oil Prices Toward First Weekly Decline in Seven Weeks
Feb 13, 2026

Oil Prices Tumble for Second Week Amid Global Supply Surplus and Easing Iran Tensions(current)

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