Crude Oil Falls to $105 Amid Supply and Middle East Assessments
Crude oil declined to $105 per barrel as traders evaluated Russian supply developments and Middle East attacks.
Update (Oct 13, 03:48 UTC): According to The Times of India, oil prices are holding near $105 per barrel as the United States eases sanctions on Russian fuel.
Crude oil fell to $105 on October 13 as market participants assessed ongoing developments regarding Russian supply and recent attacks in the Middle East, according to The Economic Times.
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Market Assessment
Traders weighed supply outlooks against geopolitical tensions in the region. The fluctuations reflect ongoing sensitivities to supply routes and production updates from major exporting nations.
Key facts
- Crude oil fell to $105 per barrel on October 13.
- Market participants assessed Russian supply and Middle East attacks.
- The price movement was reported by The Economic Times.
Source: news.google.com
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