Oil eased to two-week lows as U.S. crude inventories unexpectedly rose and OPEC+ prepares another output hike. Brent settled at $66.95 (−1.0%), WTI at $63.48 (−0.8%).
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Oil slipped Friday as traders braced for weaker U.S. demand post–Labor Day and rising OPEC+ supply. Brent (Nov) settled $67.45 (−0.78%), WTI $64.01 (−0.91%). First weekly gain in 3 weeks still intact. #Oil#Brent#WTI
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Oil hits an 8-week low as hopes for a breakthrough in U.S.–Russia talks dull the risk of new sanctions. Brent settles at $66.89 (-1.1%), WTI at $64.35 (-1.2%). Markets now await clarity on secondary tariffs.
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Oil fell again Tuesday — Brent closed at $67.64 (−1.63%), WTI at $65.16 (−1.7%) — as OPEC+ supply hikes and weak U.S. data outweighed Russia tariff risks. Market eyes Trump’s next move on sanctions.
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