Oil prices fell on Friday as Brent crude dropped 0.94% to $103.83 a barrel and WTI fell 0.88% to $101.01, with Saudi supply hopes offsetting fresh cross-border strikes with Yemen's Houthis.

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Oil prices fell on Friday as Brent crude dropped 0.94% to $103.83 a barrel and WTI fell 0.88% to $101.01, with Saudi supply hopes offsetting fresh cross-border strikes with Yemen's Houthis.

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