Oil markets remain hostage to Trump-driven uncertainty, as mixed signals on India’s stance toward Russian crude collide with renewed speculation around U.S.–Iran nuclear talks. Could Oil Be Back in Vogue? - 2026 was dubbed the year of oversupply, however January prices were in line with last year’s levels (ICE Brent averaged $64.7 per barrel and closed the month at$70.7 per barrel), defying gloomy demand predictions. - Trump’s erratic comments on Iran, first promising to act ‘with speed and violence’ ...