New YorkBrent fell $1.93 to $100.32 despite a G7 stock release.
US reserve stocks fell to 283 million barrels, lowest since 1982, Energy Department data show.
The G7 agreed Friday to release 100 million barrels, though it is unclear how much repeats March’s 400 million-barrel release.
Aramco chief Amin Nasser said refilling emergency stockpiles could take two years.
OPEC+ delayed its review of 2027 output quotas, leaving future production capacity uncertain.
How each outlet framed it
drawn from 150+ reports worldwide
- Aol
- Hindustan Times
- emphasizes geopolitical risk (Middle East supply, Hormuz disruption) trumps G7 supply stimulus
- Fox News
- frames oil through Yemen's three-front Houthi offensive and Trump-Israel retaliation calculus
Sources: Aol, Fox News, Hindustan Times