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Oil prices slide after OPEC+ pauses production hikes, heightening worries about a growing supply glut amid weak global demand and record U.S. output.
Oil prices fell 3% in October as the Fed’s cautious rate cut and Trump-Xi trade talks failed to lift sentiment, while markets await key OPEC+ output decisions.
Oil prices steady at $64.62 as Trump cuts China tariffs to 47% after Xi talks. Markets eye OPEC+ supply boost and Fed rate signals amid easing trade tensions.
Oil falls 2% to $60 as U.S. sanctions on Russia and OPEC+ output talks weigh on sentiment; Lukoil plans asset sale, while traders eye U.S.-China negotiations.
Oil slips 0.4% to $65.70 as traders doubt U.S.–China trade deal impact. Iraq confirms steady exports after Zubair fire; demand concerns persist.
Oil steadies near $66 after U.S. sanctions on Russian giants Rosneft and Lukoil fuel supply fears, setting prices up for a 7% weekly gain.
Oil climbs 4.3% to $65.30 after new U.S. sanctions on Russia’s Rosneft and Lukoil raise supply fears, while India and China seek alternative crude sources.
Oil rises 2% to $62.54 as Trump cancels Putin summit, heightening supply risks. U.S. plans to refill 1M barrels for its Strategic Petroleum Reserve.
Oil prices climb after recent losses, with Brent at $61.52 and WTI at $58.05, as oversupply fears, weak demand, and U.S.-China trade tensions persist.
Oil prices drop to five-month lows near $57 as Trump-Putin summit plans, rising U.S. inventories, and weak demand stoke fears of a global supply glut.
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