OPEC+ Deliberates on Oil Output Amid Price Stagnation and Market Uncertainty
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Oil prices rose slightly as investors awaited the outcome of an OPEC+ meeting, where the group is expected to extend production cuts to support the market. The decision comes amid Middle East tensions and a larger-than-expected draw in U.S. crude stockpiles. Analysts suggest the market may rise by year-end due to expectations of a U.S. economic recovery and ongoing geopolitical issues.
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