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Crude held near a five-month high on attack risk in the Strait of Hormuz even as reports of a possible waiver on Russian energy sales pulled prices the other way.
Oil traded near a five-month high as attacks threatening the Strait of Hormuz offset reports that markets are weighing a potential waiver on Russian energy sanctions.
Crude prices advanced as traders weighed potential output risk from Saudi Arabia alongside disruptions to Russian diesel exports.
Oil prices rose as traders assessed supply risk tied to Saudi Arabia and disruptions affecting Russian diesel flows.
Brent sat at $105.90 and WTI tested $94.66 resistance after Trump accused Iran-backed Houthi militants of trying to push oil prices higher ahead of the US midterms.
Brent crude traded at $105.90 and WTI pressed against $94.66 resistance after a Saudi-led coalition struck Houthi targets in Yemen's capital.
The announcement follows a reported diesel deal with Putin as the U.S. president tries to limit the political fallout from higher fuel costs ahead of the election.
Oil prices declined after President Trump claimed an 'energy ceasefire' in the Ukraine war, a move tied to a diesel agreement with Russian President Putin.
The rebound came alongside a separate report warning that a second US strategic stockpile, beyond crude oil, is also running low.
Oil prices rebounded after President Trump rejected a proposed Iran peace deal, reviving supply-disruption concerns that had eased in recent sessions.
Crude fell even as Houthi rebels claimed strikes near the Saudi capital, with traders instead focused on diplomatic signals from Washington and Beijing.
Oil extended its decline in the September 20 session on hopes for U.S.-Iran diplomacy, even as flames and smoke were reported near Riyadh's airport following claimed Houthi attacks.
Brent crude is closing in on the psychological $100 mark after Iran hit a U.S. base in Jordan and attacked tankers, reviving supply-disruption fears.
Brent crude has climbed toward $100 a barrel after Iran targeted a U.S. base in Jordan and attacked ships following earlier tanker strikes.
Crude extended its rally through the September 8 session, with traders citing rising risk of supply disruption from the Middle East.
Brent crude pushed toward $100 a barrel as escalating U.S.-Iran tensions raised fears of a disruption to Middle East oil supply.