Oil prices moved lower on Sept. 28, with both U.S. crude and Brent crude falling by nearly $0.8 in short-term trading, according to Bitget market data. U.S. crude was quoted at $94.21 per barrel, while Brent traded at $100.34 per barrel. The move came alongside a report saying Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline has resumed oil exports. The update points to a shift in the immediate supply picture reflected in intraday pricing. No additional details were provided in the source on the timing of the pipeline restart or export volumes.
Oil prices fell in short-term trading on Sept. 28, according to market data from Bitget.
U.S. crude and Brent crude both dropped by nearly $0.8, with prices quoted at $94.21 a barrel and $100.34 a barrel, respectively.
The move followed a report that Saudi Arabia’s East-West pipeline has resumed oil exports.
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