Oil prices (CL=F, BZ=F) are pulling back โ€” Brent crude dipping back below $100 per barrel โ€” after Iran outlined several critical conditions for ending the war with the US, according to the nation's state media.

Yahoo Finance Senior Reporter Brooke DiPalma reports the latest.

And I do want to get to some breaking news crossing the wire from Iran outlining conditions for the end of this war. We are hearing from Iran's state-run Press TV citing official statements like Iran will end the war at its own choosing, also that Iran won't allow Trump to dictate when the war ends.

They also went on to say that the war's end must include a halt to fighting on all fronts and that Iran needs guarantee against any future attacks on the country.

Once again, that is Iranian media citing what Iran says that it needs in order for this war to end.

And we aren't seeing too much of a reaction, the Dow, the S&P 500 and the Nasdaq still hold holding on to the momentum with the Nasdaq as much up as 1.3%.

Crude oil, also not seeing much of a reaction there. Crude oil still holding on around 88.50 per a barrel.

Brent also not really moving too much, still hovering around $96 per a barrel.

But up a little higher from where we started the day, crude oil started the day around $87, now 88.50, and Brent started the day around $93.

And so just a slight touch higher as we're hearing this. And of course, we'll look out for any posts from President Trump. Largely on Monday, he posted did a post on the truth social and that got a large reaction from investors.

We'll look out for that soon.