The Economic Times

Oil prices slip as traders weigh strong Mideast exports against Gulf tensions

Oil prices slipped as a result of heightened crude exports from the Middle East, alongside a stockpile release by the G7. Brent crude futures decreased to $100.28 a barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate dropped to $89.33. The recent Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia have raised concerns about potential regional supply disruptions, although analysts believe that the price floor remains strong under current market conditions.