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WTI fell about 3.25% to near $69.05 after touching $68.48, its lowest since late February. Qatar, Saudi Aramco, Iraq, Kuwait and Abu Dhabi are all adding volumes as Middle East exports recover.
Rising Middle East supply lowers crude prices, which reduces diesel and fertilizer costs for feed producers. Analysts warn the market may be overly optimistic about supply recovery, so prices could rebound.
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