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Oil Prices Set For Weekly Loss As Tension Builds Ahead Of OPEC+ Meeting

SECTOR | 05 Sep 2025

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Brent fell toward $66 a barrel after losing more than 3% over the prior two sessions, while West Texas Intermediate was near $63.

Crude oil futures drop on potential OPEC supply boost

SECTOR | 04 Sep 2025

Business Line

At 9.55 am on Thursday, November Brent oil futures were at $67.17, down 0.64% and October crude oil futures on WTI were at $63.53, down 0.69%

Oil Declines On OPEC+ Supply Concerns And Signs Of US Slowdown

SECTOR | 04 Sep 2025

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Global benchmark Brent fell toward $67 a barrel, while West Texas Intermediate was below $64.

Crude oil futures fall despite US sanctions on Iran-linked network

SECTOR | 03 Sep 2025

Business Line

On Tuesday, the US Treasury Department imposed sanctions on a network of companies and vessels led by an Iraqi-Kittian businessman for transporting Iranian oil, which the US claimed was falsely labelled as Iraqi crude

Oil prices hold on to gains from US sanctions

Economic Times | 03 Sep 2025

Oil Steadies As Geopolitical Risks Dominate Before OPEC+ Meeting

SECTOR | 03 Sep 2025

NDTV Profit

Global benchmark Brent traded near $69 a barrel, after rising more than 1% on Tuesday.

Oil prices surge amid Russia-Ukraine conflict eascalation

SECTOR | 02 Sep 2025

IBTimes India

Oil prices rose on Tuesday as concerns about supply disruptions grew amid an escalation of the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

Crude oil futures gain amid concerns over possible supply disruptions

Business Line | 02 Sep 2025 3 more

Russian oil gets cheaper for India as US amps up trade criticism

Business Line | 02 Sep 2025

Russian Oil Gets Cheaper For India As US Amps Up Trade Criticism

NDTV Profit | 02 Sep 2025

Oil Drifts As Traders Wait For OPEC+ And Next US Move On Russia

NDTV Profit | 02 Sep 2025

Crude oil futures fall as markets downplay Russia sanctions risk

SECTOR | 01 Sep 2025

Business Line

Experts say that the mild reaction may suggest the market is becoming increasingly numb towards sanction risks. And that to be effective, sanctions would likely need US backing