Oil prices fall to below $90 a barrel as tensions between Iran and the United States ease, following a report that Iran would suspend attacks if the U.S. refrains from additional strikes. The development reduces market fears of extended supply disruptions that had built during nearly two weeks of heightened conflict-related concerns. As crude retreats, trading in Indian energy stocks shows mixed moves: Oil India shares drop about 3%, while several refiners and other oil-linked firms, including BPCL, HPCL, and IOCL, rise. The stock reactions align with the general market pattern that lower crude prices can benefit refiners and downstream companies, while impacting upstream firms more directly tied to crude-related economics. Overall, the reports attribute the price move primarily to de-escalation expectations linked to Iran’s stated conditions rather than to changes in demand or supply fundamentals. Investors continue to monitor developments in the Iran–U.S. situation for further signals that could affect crude prices.