U.S. CRUDE PRICES FALL AS HORMUZ EXPORTS RISE Regional U.S. crude prices weakened as rising exports through the Strait of Hormuz eased concerns over global supply tightness. WTI remained rangebound in the mid-$90s/bbl. Houston averaged $98.46, down $6.01, while Midland fell $4.68 to $97.35 and LLS dropped $7.77 to $100.10. ANS bucked the trend, rising $3.94 to $107.84.(彭博社)