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Oil Prices Fell by About 1% While Remaining Above $100 a Barrel.

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Oil prices fell by about 1% at the time of the settlement today Thursday, as they continued to be above $100 per barrel, with investors balancing the repercussions of military escalation in the Middle East region with reports of possible additional Saudi crude access to world markets.

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Oil prices fell by about 1% at the time of the settlement today Thursday, as they continued to be above $100 per barrel, with investors balancing the repercussions of military escalation in the Middle East region with reports of possible additional Saudi crude access to world markets.

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A senior market strategist at the Exness trading platform predicted that oil prices would continue to fall on September 17th as concerns about supply disruptions in the Middle East somewhat eased. Gasoline and diesel prices increased across the board from 3 PM, with E10 gasoline now priced at 25,139 VND. The Iran conflict costs the US $38 billion, making oil prices even more unpredictable. Houthi forces attack multiple military targets in Saudi …

Crude oil prices closed about 1 percent lower on Thursday (September 17, 2026), but remained above USD 100 per barrel.

Qatar News: Oil falls by about 1% on settlement

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nafeza2world.com broke the news on Thursday, September 17, 2026.
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