Mumbai, June 5 -- Crude oil prices eased on Friday, with WTI holding below $93 per barrel and MCX August crude futures trading near Rs.8,802 per barrel, as optimism over a potential US-Iran diplomatic breakthrough tempered supply concerns. The prospect of reopening the Strait of Hormuz helped cool the recent rally, although prices remain nearly 6% higher for the week amid lingering geopolitical risks. The recent pullback comes after a turbulent month for energy markets. Despite significant supply disruptions and geopolitical tensions, WTI crude tumbled nearly 17% last month, while Brent crude plunged more than 19%-their steepest monthly declines since 2020. The sharp losses reflect growing concerns over slowing global economic activity and ...