Oil falls as US exempts Russia from sanctions, Brent near $108

Oil prices fell at the start of the week after a US decision to exempt Russia from sanctions, and Brent crude traded at around $108.80 per barrel. Reports spoke of a drop of about 2% and hopes of increased supply, while gas prices in Europe rose amid concerns over supply disruptions from the Middle East.

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• Oil prices fell after Trump exempted Russia from sanctions, by about 2% according to one report.

  «Oil prices slide 2% as Trump waives Russia sanctions»

  investing.com
• Brent crude recorded $108.80 per barrel.

  «أسعار النفط تتراجع.. و«برنت» عند 108.80 دولارات للبرميل»

  عكاظ
• WTI crude dropped below $99.

  «أسعار النفط العالمية تهبط خلال اليوم؛ خام WTI دون 99 دولاراً»

  BigGo Finance
• Gas prices in Europe rose amid concerns about a disruption in liquefied natural gas supplies from the Middle East.

  «مع استمرار المخاوف بشأن انقطاع إمدادات الغاز المسال من الشرق الأوسط»

  الطاقة
• Anadolu reported that OPEC lowered its demand forecasts and that Trump postponed new measures against Russia.

  «Oil slides as Trump delays new Russia measures, OPEC trims demand outlook»

  Anadolu Ajansı

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