Oil Prices Plummet as US Output Surpasses OPEC, Hitting Lowest Level Since June
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Crude oil prices, including Brent crude and West Texas Intermediate, dropped nearly 4% due to concerns over lagging demand and an unexpected increase in US gasoline inventories. The prices reflect the lowest levels since June this year, with US benchmark oil prices down almost 20% in the fourth quarter. The focus remains on US production, which continues to compete with OPEC+ for market price influence. Weak economic data from China also suggests weak demand, further weighing on crude prices.
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