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Oil prices fall $1 after touching three week high amid Middle East tensions

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Oil prices declined by approximately one dollar after reaching a three-week high, as investors evaluated the global supply outlook amid ongoing Middle East tensions. The initial price surge was driven by recent attacks on Saudi Aramco facilities and provocations from Iran, which raised concerns over potential shipping disruptions.

In response to the market conditions, the United States Trump administration is reportedly considering the possibility of loosening sanctions on oil vessels.

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Times of India (IN) Details specific geopolitical triggers including Saudi Aramco attacks and U.S. sanctions policy.
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