Oil Prices Drop Amid Inflation Concerns and Uncertainty Over OPEC Output Cuts
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Oil prices hit a five-month low as concerns over a global supply glut intensified. Rising Russian crude exports and signs of robust supplies contributed to the downward pressure on prices. Despite recent output cuts by OPEC and its allies, crude has continued to slide for seven consecutive weeks. West Texas Intermediate settled below $69 a barrel, marking its lowest level since late June.
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