U.S. Crude Prices Fall as Rising Hormuz Exports Ease Supply Concerns; Houston Down $6.01 to $98.46, Midland Down $4.68 to $97.35
Regional U.S. crude prices weakened as rising exports through the Strait of Hormuz eased concerns over global supply tightness. WTI remained rangebound in the mid-$90s/bbl. Houston averaged $98.46, down $6.01, while Midland fell $4.68 to $97.35 and LLS dropped $7.77 to $100.10. ANS bucked the trend, rising $3.94 to $107.84.
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