WTI futures fell by 0.7%, to $95.34 per barrel, Brent - by 0.5%, to $103.08, writes The Wall Street Journal. The drop in quotes comes against the backdrop of vote counting in the mid-week elections in the United States. According to analysts at ANZ Research, the main outcome of the vote in the financial markets will be the possibility of a settlement in the Middle East or a return of Washington to military action due to conflicting signals about the course of negotiations with Iran.