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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