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Oil futures ended slightly lower Tuesday, reversing earlier gains.

Oil fell after US crude stockpiles increased, providing a buffer against heightened geopolitical risks in Israel and Gaza.

Oil steadied near its highs of the year after rallying about 10% in recent weeks, with technical indicators that suggest its gains may be overdone sapping the benefit of risk-on sentiment in broader markets.

Oil eked out a gain after a muted session with traders on standby amid mixed economic signals.

Oil steadied near $71 a barrel after four weeks of losses, though the US debt-ceiling negotiations injected a risk-off sentiment in broader markets that's restraining crude's relief rally.

Oil recouped some of last week's slump in lower-volume trading as many investors took a pause while awaiting further clues to demand.

Oil edged higher after struggling for direction throughout the session as traders weighed increased supplies and a shaky economic outlook.

Oil inched higher as Saudi Arabia's go-it-alone production cuts were offset by broader risk-off sentiment and traders waiting to see if cuts will materialize.

Oil crept higher as broader risk-on sentiment helped traders overlook fears of tighter monetary policy from the Federal Reserve.

Oil edged higher as technical levels supported prices, even after Hamas said it agreed to a cease-fire proposal by Qatar and Egypt.