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Oil Dips Ahead of US Election and China NPC

Oil prices dipped early Tuesday as traders awaited the U.S. election and China’s NPC developments. OPEC+ delay on production hike adds to potential volatility. – vtmarkets.com

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Oil Climbs on Gulf Tensions, OPEC+ Outlook

Oil prices surge on rising risks, with concerns over a potential Iran-Israel conflict and OPEC+ talks on delaying production increases. – vtmarkets.com

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Oil Prices Steady on Surprise Drop in US Crude

Oil steadies as a U.S. crude dip offsets easing Mideast tensions. Traders await more inventory data later today. – vtmarkets.com

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Oil Prices Lifted by U.S. Reserve Refill Plan

Oil prices rise as U.S. plans to refill its reserves, while traders monitor Middle East tensions for supply risks. – vtmarkets.com

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Oil Climbs with Middle East Ceasefire Talks

Oil prices inch upward, bolstered by Middle East tensions and ongoing Gaza ceasefire negotiations, with Brent holding near $74. – vtmarkets.com

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Oil Dips as U.S. Crude Stocks Rise

Oil prices dipped after U.S. crude inventories rose more than expected, while Middle East tensions kept traders cautious. – vtmarkets.com

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Oil Prices Steady After 7% Drop

Oil prices stabilised after a 7% drop last week. Traders watch China’s demand while easing Middle East risks affect Brent crude and WTI, keeping markets cautious. – vtmarkets.com

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Oil Prices Rise as Traders Eye China Stimulus

Oil prices inch higher after two-week lows, with traders focused on China’s stimulus plans and Middle East tensions. – vtmarkets.com

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Oil Prices Fall with China’s Slowing Economy

Oil dips as weak China inflation data raises demand worries. Traders await Chinese stimulus and monitor Middle East risks. – vtmarkets.com

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Week Ahead: Fed Mulls Policy as Inflation Softens

The latest U.S. Consumer Price Index (CPI) data reveals that inflation edged up by 2.4% year-over-year in September, narrowly surpassing forecasts but still reflecting a steady descent from its mid-2022 peak of 9.1%. -vtmarkets.com

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