After a $3 jump in oil, a sharp brake.
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Brent crude fell back to around $95 a barrel on Friday morning, reversing part of the previous session's $3 surge. The pullback came as a reported attack on a critical Saudi Arabian oil pipeline heightened supply-risk concerns, while an unexpected build in U.S. crude inventories weighed on prices. The competing signals left traders balancing geopolitical supply threats against softening demand-side fundamentals in the world's largest oil consumer. Markets will watch whether the Saudi supply disruption is confirmed and how upcoming U.S. inventory data shape the demand outlook.
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