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Iran says it received US response to ceasefire proposal as Washington exits Iraq
The brief
- Iran said it received an official US response to its latest peace proposal
- Tehran called the US pullout from Iraq a victory for its allied armed groups
- Crude-sensitive Indian oil and airline stocks are exposed to regional escalation risks
- Iraq Deepens October Crude Price Discounts to as Much as $37
- US completes troop withdrawal from Iraq after 12 year anti-ISIS mission
- A visual retrospective of America's two decades in Iraq
- Explained: How the US controls Iraq's oil revenues
- US forces exit Iraq, emboldening Iran's proxies and Islamic State
Iran war, ceasefire talks and oil-market risks
Iran’s threats to widen the war and disrupt Gulf oil exports have kept oil prices elevated, while Strait of Hormuz crude flows topped 10 million barrels per day. The US and Iran held indirect ceasefire discussions, and Iran said it received Washington’s response to its latest proposal as US forces prepared to leave Iraq.
Wednesday, 30 September
- Iran says it received US response to ceasefire proposal as Washington exits Iraq