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Oil prices stabilized after recent losses, while Asian stocks fell amid geopolitical tensions and mixed US labor data. The US

Gold prices fell on Thursday, pressured by a firm dollar as investors awaited a US jobs report influencing Federal Reserve

OPEC+ is expected to keep oil output steady despite tensions between Saudi Arabia and the UAE, and U.S. capturing Venezuela's

Oman crude oil for February delivery hit $61.47, rising $1.31 from last Friday. December's average was $65.04—a $5.04 drop from

Oil prices remained stable as investors assessed the Gaza ceasefire against stalled Ukraine peace talks. Brent crude rose to $66.27,

Oil prices rose Monday amid geopolitical tensions in Europe and the Middle East, with Brent crude at $67.13 and WTI

Brent crude held above $68 after a three-day drop, while WTI edged near $65.25, slipping 0.25%. OPEC+ plans a 547,000

Oil prices rose about 1% on Thursday, supported by optimism in US trade negotiations and a sharper decline in US

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