WTI Recovers from Weekly Low as Middle East Supply Risks Persist

WTI crude fell to $83.88 after President Trump downplayed new U.S. strikes on Iran, but recovered to $88.20 as attacks on Saudi energy infrastructure and shipping threats revived supply risk premium. Higher Saudi production and a large U.S. inventory build pressured prices, yet geopolitical uncertainty remains the dominant driver.

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