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Oil prices took a dip today as optimism surged over potential easing of tensions between Israel and Iran, alleviating supply concerns in the Middle East. Brent crude settled at $86.50, down 0.9%, while WTI crude eased to $82.49, down 0.8%. The decline was more pronounced earlier in the day. A firmer dollar and reports of de-escalation between the two nations contributed to the price drop. The slide comes after Israels strike on Iran last week, but both leaders have shown little interest in escalation. Slower business activity in the U.S. and persistent inflation further pressured prices. Markets are keeping a close eye on any developments in the region and economic updates.

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