Geopolitical Risk Props Up Oil Prices After a Two-Day Dip
Oil prices rose after a two-day slump, fueled by worries about potential conflict in the Middle East following the killing of a Hamas leader.
This price increase came despite a surprise inventory build reported by the EIA and lower oil demand indicators from China.
Hopes for a US rate cut due to lower inflation data also provided some support for oil pric…
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