Oil Dips as Saudi Crude Flows Resume, Easing Supply Disruption Fears
TL;DR
Oil prices slipped about 2% as Saudi crude shipments via Oman eased fears of supply disruption despite fresh Saudi-Houthi strikes; Brent hovered around $102.6 and WTI near $100 as markets weigh geopolitics and pipeline restoration against a backdrop of improving logistics for Saudi exports.
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- ‘They called us’: Has Trump abandoned Bab al-Mandeb to the Houthis? Al Jazeera
- Oil prices fall 2% on easing fears over Saudi supply disruption Reuters
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