Mumbai, Sept. 30 -- WTI crude futures fell toward $63 per barrel as reports suggested OPEC+ may consider another supply increase at its upcoming meeting. Losses were partly cushioned by President Trump's proposed 20-point Gaza peace plan and the resumption of oil exports from Iraq's Kurdistan region after a two-and-a-half-year halt. On MCX, October crude oil futures traded 0.4% lower at Rs.5588 per barrel. The potential risk of a US government shutdown added demand concerns, while uncertainty remains over Hamas' response to the Gaza peace proposal. Oil traders now await OPEC+'s meeting outcome for fresh supply cues.
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