Shafaq News – Basrah
Basrah crude prices fell on Wednesday while global oil benchmarks steadied after two days of declines.
Basrah Heavy slipped $1.82, or 2.68%, to $66.20 a barrel, while Basrah Medium dropped by the same amount, down 2.62% to $67.75.
International benchmarks inched higher as investors weighed a possible OPEC+ output hike against expectations of tighter US inventories. Brent crude for December delivery rose 12 cents to $66.15 a barrel, while US West Texas Intermediate gained 12 cents to $62.49.