Crude Oil Lower as Saudi Arabia Resumes Red Sea Oil Exports
Dow Jones09-29 21:27
0926 ET - The restart of the East-West pipeline in Saudi Arabia and the resumption of Red Sea oil exports has crude oil futures down 2% to $90.74 a barrel. This and oil tanker movement seen on the Strait of Hormuz are weighing on crude, although sentiment that any major developments in the U.S.-Iran conflict will wait until after November's midterm elections is expected to limit downward momentum, says Ritterbusch and Associates in a note. Brent crude falls 1.9% to $103.24 a barrel.
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