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Oil slips over 3% as Saudi Arabia offers more crude via Oman

The Globe and Mail · September 16, 2026 at 5:23 a.m.

Oil slips over 3% as Saudi Arabia offers more crude via Oman

Oil prices fell on Wednesday after reports that Saudi Arabia was offering more crude cargoes via Oman eased some concerns about Middle East supply disruptions, and a smaller-than-expected draw from the U.S. crude ⁠stockpile added more downward pressure.

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