Texas crude falls 2.21% as Middle East diplomacy advances

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Texas crude oil fell 2.21% to $90.55 per barrel on Tuesday as investors monitored diplomatic efforts to reduce tensions in the Middle East. Futures contracts for November delivery dropped $2.05 from the previous close, with increased oil flows from recovering Middle East exports and eased Iranian control over the Strait of Hormuz helping alleviate supply shortages. The United States and Iran are holding separate talks with mediators to end the conflict and reopen the strait, though President Donald Trump denied offering sanctions relief or unfreezing funds in exchange for nuclear program actions.


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