Oil prices are now back to prewar levels, but the market is not. Here’s what could happen next.
MarketWatch· Myra P. Saefong· Jul 2, 2026 · 6:17 PM
Oil prices have finally fallen back to pre-Iran war levels — but the crude market is far from seeing a normalization of shipping, oil supplies and demand that such a big retreat implies.
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