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    Oil prices little changed, concerns about damage from hurricane ease

    Hurricane Beryl minimally impacted Texas oil production, lowering prices. Brent fell to $85.71, WTI to $82.28. Texas, producing 40% of U.S. oil, saw Corpus Christi Ship Channel reopen and Port of Houston resuming operations. Gulf Coast refineries reported minimal impact. A potential Middle East ceasefire in Gaza, with U.S. officials in Egypt for talks, influenced the market.

    Beryl regains hurricane strength as it bears down on Texas coast

    Hurricane Beryl strengthens as it approaches southern Texas, after causing devastation in Mexico and the Caribbean. Residents brace for powerful winds and heavy rain, with evacuation orders in place. Officials warn of flash flooding and potential power outages, urging preparedness and caution. Assistance and resources have been mobilized.

    Oil little changed as investors eye impact of storm Beryl on Texas

    Oil prices held steady with Texas ports closed for Tropical Storm Beryl, a potential Category 2 hurricane. Brent at $86.65, WTI at $83.08. Analyst Tony Sycamore cited power outages, inventory draws, and rate cut hopes from easing inflation. Energy Information Administration data showed weekly draws, with unchanged Baker Hughes rigs. Key ports Corpus Christi and Houston closed.

    Beryl Hurricane to hit Texas: Path, tracker, landfall time, windspeed, rain, weather forecast

    Beryl Hurricane path, tracker have showed that the storm is heading towards Texas. We have landfall time, windspeed, and weather forecast updates.

    Hurricane tracker in USA: Forecast predicts two tropical storm systems, rains in parts

    Two tropical storm systems are anticipated in the Gulf and Atlantic Ocean. There is a good probability of rainfall on the Texas coast.

    Tornado, severe weather alert for 19.5 million people in Texas, Louisiana, Southern Arkansas, Mississippi. Check list of areas

    Tornado, hail, wind gusts are likely to hit Texas cities such as Austin, San Antonio, Waco, Houston and Corpus Christi, Shreveport, New Orleans, and other parts of Louisiana, Southern Arkansas, and Mississippi.

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