Oil Futures Pull Back on Russia Sanctions Waiver
📍 Aftermath
After President Trump waived sanctions on Russian crude, oil futures pulled back and prices slipped, with Brent remaining above $107 amid Hormuz disruptions. Gasoline fell a few cents per gallon in Delaware, while RBOB futures stayed up about 85% for the year.
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