Oil settles 1% lower as Mideast ceasefire talks ease supply concerns
Sat, Jul 6, 2024 1:13 PM

Oil settles 1% lower as Mideast ceasefire talks ease supply concerns

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Oil prices fell on Friday due to potential ceasefire talks in Gaza, which outweighed strong summer fuel demand and hurricane-related supply disruptions. Brent crude settled at $86.54 a barrel, down 1.02%, while US West Texas Intermediate crude settled at $83.16 a barrel, down 0.9%. Despite a 0.4% weekly gain for Brent and 2.1% for WTI, prices were pressured by easing Middle Eastern conflict risks.

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