Oil dropped below $90 a barrel after Israel said it would remove some troops from Gaza, with crude's recent rally now facing technical resistance as geopolitical friction shows signs of easing.
Oil extended its slump on concerns that slowing global growth will erode consumption a day after the market posted its biggest decline in more than a year.
Oil fell for to a two-week low amid escalating concerns about worldwide demand while a broader risk-off sentiment weighed on assets from metals to equities.
Oil extended declines as traders digested signs of weakening economies and ample supplies while awaiting more clues on the Federal Reserve's path for interest rates.
Oil fell after a choppy session as traders assessed conflicting reports of progress on an agreement to pause the Israel-Hamas war and release hostages.
Oil steadied as a broad, risk-off sentiment eroded gains driven by Russia's ban on gasoline and diesel exports, further tightening an already stressed global fuel market.