Crude FIRMED through the Tuesday June 2 session despite the revived Iran-deal proximity: WTI rose more than 1% in the afternoon to above $93/bbl after a volatile session, and Brent fluctuated around $95/bbl (some reads near $96.65) - the price tape refusing to price the pending memorandum as a durable reopening. Both benchmarks remain roughly 30% above pre-war levels and far above the <$80-for-30-days invalidation threshold.