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Global oil markets remain steady despite US-Venezuela tensions, with crude prices in a narrow range. Venezuela's oil output is under

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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