19.01.2026, 11:47

Brent crude steadies near $64.20 as Iran risk subsides, Greenland tensions weigh

ALMATY. Jan 19 (Interfax-Kazakhstan) - Oil prices stabilized in early Monday trading, with Brent holding just above $64 a barrel as easing tensions around Iran and new geopolitical friction over Greenland offset each other, while a U.S. holiday was expected to dampen trading volumes.

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