Brent slips to $100.07 and WTI to $88.92 as Gulf supply worries ease
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Crude is pressured as near-term Gulf supply fears ease: Kuwait reports output back to ~75% of prewar levels and Saudi Arabia cuts November Arab Light OSPs to Asia, alongside G7 emergency stock releases. Brent and WTI extend declines despite elevated regional military tensions near key shipping chokepoints. Gold edges higher on European fiscal stress and reduced Fed hike odds, but higher yields and a firmer dollar cap gains.
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● High
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Signs of improving Middle East oil supply weighed on crude prices. Kuwait said output has reached 75% of prewar levels, and Saudi Arabia cut its official selling price for November Arab Light cargoes into Asia. Against that backdrop, Brent crude fell to $100.07 a barrel and WTI futures dropped to $88.92. Gold edged higher, with New York futures up 0.2% to $4,164.50 an ounce, as investors watched U.S. Treasury yields and the dollar.
