WTI crude falls $1.64 on optimism over Saudi supply bypasses
WTI crude oil settled lower at $95.60 as reports of Saudi bypass restoration and Hormuz transit ease supply fears.
Brent oil rises amid reports of Houthi attack on Saudi pipeline and Iranian missile strikes on vessels in Strait of Hormuz.
Oil is moving on these developments, and additional updates are forthcoming.
In a separate incident, Iran struck 2 vessels with 4 missiles in the US-backed southern Omani corridor of the Strait of Hormuz. The two vessels were traveling under US escort.
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WTI crude oil settled lower at $95.60 as reports of Saudi bypass restoration and Hormuz transit ease supply fears.
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