Oil plunges 4% as Iran supply disruption concerns ease


Brent crude futures settled down US$3.21, or 4.14%, at US$74.25 a barrel. West Texas Intermediate futures finished down US$3.25, or 4.4%, at US$70.58 a barrel.

HOUSTON: Oil prices tumbled more than 4% to a near two-week low on Tuesday due to a weaker demand outlook and after a media report said Israel would not strike Iranian nuclear and oil sites, easing fears of a supply disruption.

Brent crude futures settled down US$3.21, or 4.14%, at US$74.25 a barrel. West Texas Intermediate futures finished down US$3.25, or 4.4%, at US$70.58 a barrel.

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