By 9:13 Baku time (GMT +4), October Brent futures fell by $1.27 (1.31%) on the London ICE Futures exchange to $95.45 per barrel. On Friday, Brent rose by $0.13 to $96.72 per barrel.
October futures for WTI were cheaper in electronic trading on the New York Mercantile Exchange (NYMEX) - they fell by $1.26 (1.39%) to $89.18 per barrel. During the previous session, the futures rose by $0.27 to $90.77 per barrel.
Over the past week, Brent fell in price by 1.5%, and WTI dropped by 1.4%.
The focus of market participants was the statements about the negotiations on a nuclear deal with Iran, made over the weekend.
"We may be closer to a deal than we were two weeks ago, but the outcome remains unpredictable as some controversy persists. Either way, the outcome doesn't look guaranteed," a White House spokesman told Axios on condition of anonymity
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