Oil prices rose due to high demand for gasoline in the US, attacks on merchant ships and expectations of lower crude oil production.
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Oil prices climbed on Wednesday, with Brent contracts hitting $70.45 a barrel and WTI at $68.66, amid solid demand for gasoline in the US and attacks on ships in the Red Sea. The EIA report showed an increase in US crude stocks but a decline in gasoline stocks. US crude oil production is expected to be lower in 2025, and OPEC+ has approved an increase in production while keeping prices stable.
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Preţurile petrolului continuă să crească, pe fondul cererii puternice de benzină din SUA şi al reluării atacurilor asupra vaselor comerciale în Marea Roşie
Cererea puternică de benzină din SUA și reluarea atacurilor în Marea Roşie duc la o nouă creștere a preţurilor petrolului
Preţurile petrolului au crescut miercuri, pe fondul cererii puternice de benzină din SUA şi al reluării atacurilor în Marea Roşie
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