"Oil Prices Rebound Amid OPEC+ Moves and Fed Rate Cut Hopes"
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Oil prices rebounded from four-month lows, rising over 1% after a selloff triggered by OPEC+'s decision to increase production. Despite the selloff, analysts suggest the market is oversold and could rally before potentially declining again. U.S. crude and Brent prices closed higher, with OPEC+ production increases not set to begin until October. Rising U.S. oil inventories also impacted prices.
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