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Oil Declines As Iran Says 'Understanding' Reached In US Nuclear Negotiation

Oil Declines As Iran Says 'Understanding' Reached In US Nuclear Negotiation The second round of indirect negotiations between the United States and Iran concluded in Geneva, Iran's semi-official Students' News Agency (ISNA) reported Tuesady. Delegations from both sides left the venue following the talks, however, the Iranian side says it's ready to stay in Switzerland for days or even weeks if needed, in order to reach a deal and stave off military attack by Washington. Oil is dumping on the following headline issued an hour after conclusion: IRAN FOREIGN MINISTER SAYS...
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