Oil prices fall as US crude inventories rise despite Saudi supply concerns

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Oil prices fall as US crude inventories rise despite Saudi supply concerns — full report at Times of India.

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  • Reported by Times of India and published Wed, 16 Sep 2026 03:07:42 UTC.

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  1. U.S. oil tops $105 as Saudi Arabia reportedly cancels some crude cargoes after pipeline closure

  2. Middle East live: Saudi Arabia accuses Houthi rebels of launching a drone strike on Mecca

  3. Oil prices fall as US crude inventories rise despite Saudi supply concerns

  4. Saudi coalition says Houthi drone destroyed near Mecca

  5. First-ever attack alert in Mecca sparks panic in Saudi; Muslim groups condemn Houthis

  6. China's AI leaders keep quiet despite U.S. 'publicity' on tech risks

  7. Oil falls as U.S. crude inventories reportedly rise, traders weigh Saudi pipeline closure

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