The prices of oil futures increased on Tuesday as the fighting in Ukraine and Gaza continued, raising further doubts about exploiting the commodity from Russia and the Middle East. Meanwhile, investors awaited the fresh data on the United States’ stocks from the American Petroleum Institute (API). West Texas Intermediate (WTI) for October’s settlements rose by 1.56% at 5:02 am ET to $65.73 per barrel. Brent for deliveries in November grew by 1.50% to $69.20 per barrel.