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Oil prices climb after OPEC+ announces a smaller-than-expected 137,000 bpd output hike, easing concerns about a potential supply glut.
Oil rebounds to $65.45 as OPEC+ limits its November output hike to 137,000 bpd, easing supply fears after last week’s steep 8% selloff.
Oil holds near $64 as Brent heads for an 8% weekly drop on OPEC+ supply risks. Analysts warn of a Q4 surplus as demand weakens and refinery runs slow.
Oil prices edge higher to $65.49 as fears of Russian export disruption and OPEC+ output talks shape market sentiment amid U.S. shutdown concerns.
Oil steadies at $66 after two days of declines, as OPEC+ weighs output hikes, U.S. stockpiles shift, and Asian demand shows signs of weakening.
Oil dips 0.5% as OPEC+ plans 137K bpd output hike and Kurdistan exports resume, fueling supply surplus fears amid U.S. shutdown risks.
Oil prices fall as Kurdistan resumes 190K bpd exports and OPEC+ plans 137K bpd output hike. Brent at $69.70, WTI at $65.23 amid rising geopolitical risks.
Oil prices surge 4% this week, their biggest gain since June, as Russia cuts fuel exports and Ukraine’s attacks disrupt energy infrastructure.
Oil prices slipped 0.4% after a 7-week high as traders weighed supply risks, weaker demand, and OPEC+ output. Brent crude settled at $69.05, WTI at $64.72.
Oil prices rise as EU weighs new sanctions on Russia and Ukraine targets refineries. Geopolitical tensions from Europe to the Middle East keep supply risks elevated.
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