Oil prices fell 2% on Tuesday due to concerns about U.S. tariffs, the war in Ukraine, and potential disruption of Russian fuel supplies. Brent crude dropped to $67.22 a barrel, while West Texas Intermediate fell to $63.25. Analysts predict a trading range of $65-$74 for Brent prices. Ukrainian attacks on Russian energy infrastructure have led to disruptions in oil processing and exports, causing gasoline shortages in Russia. President Trump threatens sanctions on Russia if no progress is made towards peace in Ukraine. Indian exports may face 50% U.S. duties, impacting Russian export flows.
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