A pumpjack is shown outside Midland-Odessa area in the Permian basin in Texas, U.S., July 17, 2018.
Image taken July 17, 2018.
U.S. crude oil fell back below $83 a barrel on Wednesday after rallying nearly 2% in the prior session.
Traders are waiting for the latest U.S. petroleum inventory data with the market's focus shifting back to supply and demand fundamentals as the threat of war between Israel and Iran has faded.
Here are the latest energy prices:The U.S. Senate passed a foreign aid package that would expand sanctions against Iranian oil and target ports, vessels and refineries that knowingly accept the Islamic Republic's crude exports.
Organizations:
Traders, U.S, Senate
Locations:
Midland, Odessa, Texas, U.S, Israel, Iran