Oil prices rose, buoyed by higher demand and a lower US production estimate, despite fears of tariffs.
Raluca Ioana Draghici
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Oil prices hit their highest levels in two weeks, at $70.46 for Brent and $68.68 for WTI, thanks to an upbeat economic outlook in the US and increased demand for refined products. Although OPEC+ has decided to increase production, robust US demand, especially for diesel and gasoline, is supporting the market. Low US production estimates and perceived inflation stability contribute to this advance.
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Preţurile petrolului au urcat marţi la cel mai ridicat nivel din ultimele două săptămâni, pe fondul unei prognoze mai scăzute de producţie în SUA
Preţurile petrolului au urcat marţi la cel mai ridicat nivel din ultimele două săptămâni, pe fondul unei prognoze mai scăzute de producţie în SUA şi a datelor economice pozitive
Preţurile petrolului au urcat marţi la cel mai ridicat nivel din ultimele două săptămâni, pe fondul unei prognoze mai scăzute de producţie în SUA şi a datelor economice pozitive
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