Oil markets rallied on Tuesday as the United Nations confirmed that attacks between the United States and Iran had halted for a second consecutive night, prompting a sharp decline in the global benchmark Brent crude. The price slipped more than 9% to $87.59 a barrel, a reversal from last week’s surge above $100 when the conflict threatened to close the…
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