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Oil prices ease from five-month high as traders weigh Middle East supply risks

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Oil prices fall from 5-month high as Trump eases Russia sanctions amid Middle East supply fears
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Oil prices remained near a five-month high as traders weighed Middle East supply risks linked to the war with Iran. Euronews reported that Brent crude stayed at that high, above $110, with uncertainty over when energy supplies would return to normal keeping prices elevated. Hindustan Times reported that oil prices fell from the five-month high after Trump eased Russia sanctions, while Middle East tensions continued to raise global supply fears.

Later: Oil prices rise as Iran-US tensions deepen and US crude inventories fall

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  1. Hindustan Times

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    Reports that oil prices fell from a five-month high as Trump eased Russia sanctions, while Middle East supply fears persisted.

  2. Euronews

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    Reports that Brent crude remained at a five-month high, topping $110, as uncertainty over when energy supplies will return to normal amid the war with Iran kept oil prices inflated.

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