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Oil prices steady after US stockpile swell

Oil prices steady after US stockpile swell

Oil prices steady after US stockpile swell. On Thursday, oil prices remained steady despite optimism about recovering Chinese demand being offset by U.S. crude inventories reaching their highest level in months and indications that the U.S. Federal Reserve could continue raising interest rates. Brent crude oil futures rose 30 cents per barrel to $85.39 a barrel by 0856 GMT. U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude crude futures rose 26 cents per barrel to $78.73 a barrel. Both benchmarks have gained approximately 7% this week. Tamas Varga, a PVM analyst, stated that "relentlessly rising U.S. Commercial inventories and potentially entrenched inflation limit…
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Oil prices increase due to China expectations of demand US inflation on the agenda

Oil prices increase due to China expectations of demand US inflation on the agenda

Oil prices increase due to China expectations of demand US inflation on the agenda. Oil gained about one cent on the day, aided by optimism about China's demand outlook , and hope that the upcoming inflation data in the United States will point to slowing growth in interest rates. The world's largest crude importer China is now reopening its market after the end of the strict COVID-19 restrictions, which has boosted optimism that demand for gasoline will rise in 2023. Brent crude gained 90 cents (or 1.1 percent in the last hour, rising to $83.58 at 1100 GMT and U.S.…
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