Διολισθαίνουν oil prices due to Iran and Iraq

Losses of more than 1% of recorded oil prices Monday morning after the statements of Iranian officials that…
any deal to freeze the production of oil from the OPEC countries would have to accept the right of Iran to regain the market share it had before the embargo.
The meeting last April between the countries of the OPEC and non-OPEC, such as Russia, to freeze the production with the aim of stimulating the values not borne fruit, because Iran has not agreed to the proposal put forward by the Saudi Arabia.
Iran wants to increase production to the levels it was before the imposition of the embargo by the West for its nuclear program. The deal West-Iran nuclear allowed in the second extract, re-oil from the beginning of 2016.
Analysts and traders consider that the disagreements between Iran and Saudi Arabia will be an obstacle to the achievement of an agreement between the oil-producing countries in September in Algeria that will have a significant impact on the market and prices.
Nevertheless, Barclays does not exclude strengthening of the price of the black gold in the 4th quarter on the basis of the image data of demand and supply.
Another factor that seems to be pushing oil prices is the increased oil exports from Iraq.
The price of the forward contract on the brent for delivery November was down 1.52 m% 49,39 dollars a barrel and the price of the contract to the american crude for delivery of October was 1,68% 46,84 dollars at 10:07 am.m.
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