BRENT.MI is trading at €29.82, down 3.73%, as Qatar-mediated US-Iran talks raised hopes of easing Middle East supply disruptions.

  • On November 4, reports put Brent near $103 a barrel, with diplomacy continuing to reduce the supply-risk premium.
  • The ETF’s decline is consistent with broad weakness in crude benchmarks, rather than an unrelated equity-market move. The diplomatic outcome remains uncertain, and renewed tensions could reverse the pressure.