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NEW YORK, Oct 6 (Reuters) - Oil prices fell nearly 2% on Tuesday as supply concerns eased due to increased Middle Eastern crude exports and an agreement by the Group of Seven countries to release
Brent and WTI crude futures dropped on Tuesday as G7 emergency reserves and resilient Middle East exports eased supply disruption concerns.
Oil prices saw a slight decrease as resilient crude exports from West Asia and a G7 decision to release emergency stockpiles mitigated supply concerns. However, the threat of Houthi attacks on Saudi targets still looms, impacting market stability.