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Iran Attack Moratorium Nears End, Oil Prices and Stocks Unstable
Iran Attack Moratorium Nears End, Oil Prices Rise
The deadline for the Iran infrastructure attack moratorium, set by US President Donald Trump, is approaching, leading to a continuous rise in international oil prices. As of 8 AM on April 6, June Brent crude oil futures were priced at $111.04 per barrel, an increase of 1.84% from the previous session. This further surge follows a sharp rise in the preceding session, reflecting market uncertainty.
International Financial Market Trends
Amid speculation that the conflict with Iran is entering a critical phase, international financial markets have shown volatile movements. New York stock futures recorded a decline, while May West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil futures also rose to $113.39, an increase of 1.66%, joining the upward trend in oil prices. Both Brent crude and WTI had previously surged by 7.85% and 11.4%, respectively, in the prior session.
*Source: v.daum.net (2026-04-06)*
