Oil prices have fallen due to concerns about the global economy and expectations regarding OPEC+ production increases.

The price of Brent crude has reached $65.41/barrel, while WTI is at $61.82/barrel, marking consecutive declines amid the shutdown of U.S. government activities, which is affecting the global economy. The increase in U.S. oil stocks by 1.8 million barrels has contributed to the price drop, while weak demand prospects in the U.S. and Asia amplify uncertainties. OPEC+ may increase production in November, but reports are considered "disheartening." The situation in Russia further complicates the context, with fuel shortages in some regions.