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Oil rises on US Gulf shut-in, Libyan port protests

  • Brent crude gained 1.1 percent to $72.47 while WTI added 1.3 percent to $69.25
By Arab News ·

Oil gains on Gulf of Mexico outages as US releases crude from reserve

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Oil rises to one-month high on declining inventories as US output falls post-Ida

By SHATHA ALMASOUDI ·

OPEC+ agrees to continue raising production amid US pressure to accelerate output

By MATTHEW BROWN ·

Oil rises as market shrugs off virus impact

By Reuters ·

Oil rises but still set for weekly loss on demand worries

By Reuters ·

Brent crude back above $75 on US inventory draw, positive Fed outlook

By Matt Brown ·

Oil rises toward $72 on demand prospects

By Reuters ·

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