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U.S. oil prices fell to settle at their lowest in nearly a month Thursday on concerns about lower demand for energy and increased output. The losses followed reports of progress this week toward an agreement on production levels between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates and worries that the spread of the Delta variant of COVID-19 will lead to further economic restrictions.

Oil futures settle at their lowest in nearly a month

Oil futures fall Thursday, extending a slump that began in the previous session after data showed a rise in U.S. fuel supplies and reports said the United Arab Emirates and the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries reached a compromise that would allow a further relaxation of output curbs beginning next month.

Futures Movers: Oil slumps on OPEC compromise expectations, rising fuel supplies

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries on Thursday forecast world oil demand to grow by 6 million barrels a day in 2021, unchanged from its June projection, with total demand expected to average 96.6 million barrels a day. In its monthly report, OPEC said there are "solid expectations" for global economic growth in 2022, with improved containment of COVID-19, particularly in emerging and developing countries, expected to allow oil demand to return to pre-pandemic levels next year.

OPEC leaves forecast for 2021 world oil-demand growth unchanged

Oil prices settled lower on Wednesday, with U.S. prices down by nearly 3%, pressured by data showing a decline in U.S. gasoline demand, as traders weighed speculation that Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates have reached a compromise on production levels. Some news reports said the Saudis and the U.A.E.

Oil futures settle sharply lower, with U.S. prices down nearly 3%

Oil futures trade modestly lower after a knee-jerk dip following reports that Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates reached a deal that would allow an OPEC+ plan to further ease output curbs through the end of the year to proceed.

Futures Movers: Oil dips, then trims losses after Saudis, U.A.E. said to end OPEC+ standoff

Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates reached a deal Wednesday that would allow a stalled OPEC+ deal on output levels to proceed, with the U.A.E. allowed to boost the baseline used to determine how much crude it's allowed to pump, Reuters reported, citing an OPEC+ source.

Saudi Arabia, U.A.E. reach deal on OPEC+ oil output: report

The American Petroleum Institute reported late Tuesday that U.S. crude supplies fell by 4.1 million barrels for the week ended July 9, according to sources. The API report also reportedly showed a decline of nearly 1.6 million barrels for gasoline stockpiles and an increase of 3.7 million barrels for distillate inventories.

API data reportedly show a weekly fall of more than 4 million barrels in U.S. crude supplies

Oil futures settled higher on Tuesday, with U.S. prices back above the $75 mark -- at their highest in over two years. Traders also looked ahead to official U.S. data due Wednesday that are expected to show an eighth-straight weekly decline in domestic crude inventories.

U.S. oil futures settle at their highest in more than 2 years

Oil futures climbed sharply in Tuesday dealings to touch fresh highs for the session. "Risk-on money flows" drove the U.S. stock market higher and "we are likely seeing oil move higher in sympathy with other risk assets," said Tyler Richey, co-editor at Sevens Report Research.

Oil futures climb to mark session highs in afternoon trading

The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly affected both consumer and commercial transportation, but global oil demand will probably continue to grow through 2030, according to a new study.

Study: Oil demand likely to grow despite pandemic

Oil futures edge higher Tuesday, finding support on expectations for another decline in U.S. crude inventories, though worries over the spread of the delta variant of the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 continues to hang over the market.

Futures Movers: Oil ticks higher on expectations for another fall in inventories

The failure by major oil producers to agree on supply increases could elevate fuel prices, stoking inflation and weighing on the recovery from the coronavirus pandemic, the International Energy Agency has warned.

OPEC+ stalemate threatens the pandemic recovery

As solar and wind and big-battery storage get cheaper, oil companies may be tempted to produce more and more until a flood of cheap oil fills the world.

Will The Price Of Oil Keep Rising If Demand Declines: OPEC+ And Other Deliberations.

Oil futures on Monday head sharply lower, succumbing to growing concerns about the spread of the spread of the delta variant of the coronavirus that could hobble appetite for crude in parts of the world.

Futures Movers: U.S. oil heads 1.6% lower Monday as worries about spread of COVID variant intensify

Buoyed by the obvious catalyst of rising oil prices, the S&P 500 Energy Index is on scorching pace in 2021. Proving tight correlations to crude prices are a positive trait when those prices are rising, the VanEck Vectors Oil Services ETF (NYSEArca: OIH) is joining the party with a year-to-date gain of 35%.

The OIH ETF: A Titan of the Booming Oil Industry

Oil futures rise Friday, extending a bounce from the previous session triggered by a sharp fall in U.S. crude and gasoline inventories, but remain on track for a weekly loss as a spat over OPEC production levels remains unresolved.

Futures Movers: Oil extends bounce but remains on track for weekly loss

Oil futures remained slightly lower but near session highs after government data showed U.S. crude inventories fell for a seventh straight week. The Energy Information Administration said crude stocks dropped 6.9 million barrels in the week ended July 2.

Oil futures remain slightly lower after fall in U.S. crude supplies

Oil futures remain under pressure Thursday as an OPEC+ stalemate stokes uncertainty over the outlook for crude supply.

Futures Movers: Oil extends slide as uncertainty lingers over OPEC stalemate

The breakdown in talks between OPEC members and their non-OPEC allies signals more serious challenges ahead for the cartel's attempts to manage global oil markets, creating a more bearish outlook for oil prices. Traders hoping for a calm July may be disappointed until OPEC+ resolves its own issues.

OPEC+ Impasse Sets Oil On Unpredictable Course

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The American Petroleum Institute late Wednesday said U.S. inventories of crude oil fell by 7.98 million barrels last week, according to sources. Gasoline inventories were seen down by 2.74 million barrels, while distillate supplies rose by 1.09 million barrels.

API data show U.S. crude inventories down nearly 8 million barrels: sources

Oil futures fell sharply Wednesday, declining as traders weigh an stalemate over a plan that would see OPEC and its allies -- a group known as OPEC+ -- boost production over the final four months of 2021. West Texas Intermediate crude for August delivery fell $1.17, or 1.6%, to close at $72.20 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

Oil futures end lower as traders monitor OPEC spat

The current agreement on output cuts “heavily penalizes” the United Arab Emirates, forcing it to idle more production capacity than other OPEC+ members, an economist says.

In One Chart: OPEC oil stalemate: Here's why U.A.E. is blocking a deal

Oil futures rise Wednesday, stabilizing after the previous session's downside reversal, as investors continue to weigh the implications of a standoff between OPEC members over output.

Futures Movers: Oil prices stabilize as OPEC uncertainty persists

U.S. stock futures are pointing to modest gains when markets open, with all eyes on Fed minutes due later.

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