Oil prices finished higher on Wednesday, buoyed by renewed worries over the potential for market disruptions in the Middle East, after losing much of their Israel-Hamas war premium during three consecutive session declines.
Prices had been bogged down in early dealings as the trouble in the Middle East has yet to impact the oil industry in the region, and after U.S. government data revealed weekly gains in domestic crude and gasoline inventories.
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