Oil Heads for Weekly Gains Amid Middle East Supply Risks

Oil prices are set for weekly gains as Middle East supply risks outweigh a U.S. waiver on Russian oil. Brent crude remains above 100 dollars per barrel.

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Oil markets in Singapore and global hubs are tracking toward significant weekly gains as supply anxieties outweigh recent efforts by the United States to provide relief through sanctions waivers. Despite a new 30-day license allowing the purchase of petroleum products from Russia currently stranded at sea, Brent futures for May rose to $100.56 a barrel, marking a nearly 9% increase for the week. Meanwhile, West Texas Intermediate crude hovered around $95.57, poised for a 7% weekly uptick.

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