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WTI futures slipped about 1% on November 9 to just above $90 per barrel, while Indian MCX crude futures fell 0.92%. Oil had risen Friday after Ukraine intensified attacks on Russian refineries, following earlier declines on hopes of progress toward ending the U.S.-Iran war.
The price reflects offsetting risks: attacks on Russian refining infrastructure threaten supply, while prospects for reduced conflict risk weigh on prices. The day’s move was modestly bearish for crude.
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