Los precios del petróleo caen ante las esperanzas de un alto el fuego entre Israel y el Líbano

Los precios del petróleo crudo cayeron el 4 de junio tras un alto el fuego entre Israel y el Líbano que generó esperanzas de una disminución de las tensiones entre Estados Unidos e Irán.

El descenso de los precios se produjo después de que la Cámara de Representantes de Estados Unidos aprobara una resolución que limita la acción militar del presidente Trump contra Teherán. Los analistas señalaron que estos acontecimientos podrían favorecer un mayor progreso diplomático en la región. A pesar de las señales positivas, los expertos advirtieron que cualquier interrupción futura en el estrecho de Ormuz podría afectar el suministro mundial de petróleo durante años. Los futuros del crudo Brent y del crudo West Texas Intermediate reflejaron el movimiento a la baja. Saudi Aramco y otros grandes productores siguen vigilando de cerca la situación en medio de las continuas incertidumbres geopolíticas.

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