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9h agoCrude Oil Falls Near US$64 as Oversupply Concerns Mount
Brent crude for December 2025 settlement eased to around US$63.96 a barrel, as investors remain concerned about global oversupply and lacklustre demand. European equities also weighed on market sentiment. The fall in oil prices is feeding into broader inflation-and-growth dynamics, with analysts observing that lower energy costs may relieve input-pressures but also reflect weaker demand outlook. Commodity monitors say continued softness in oil could keep central banks cautious about overheating risks.
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9h agoCrude Oil Falls Near US$64 as Oversupply Concerns Mount
Brent crude for December 2025 settlement eased to around US$63.96 a barrel, as investors remain concerned about global oversupply and lacklustre demand. European equities also weighed on market sentiment. The fall in oil prices is feeding into broader inflation-and-growth dynamics, with analysts observing that lower energy costs may relieve input-pressures but also reflect weaker demand outlook. Commodity monitors say continued softness in oil could keep central banks cautious about overheating risks.
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Crude Oil Falls Near US$64 as Oversupply Concerns Mount
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Brent crude dropped to ~US$63.96 amid oversupply worries and soft demand outlook.
Brent crude for December 2025 settlement eased to around US$63.96 a barrel, as investors remain concerned about global oversupply and lacklustre demand. European equities also weighed on market sentiment. The fall in oil prices is feeding into broader inflation-and-growth dynamics, with analysts observing that lower energy costs may relieve input-pressures but also reflect weaker demand outlook. Commodity monitors say continued softness in oil could keep central banks cautious about overheating risks.
Brent crude for December 2025 settlement eased to around US$63.96 a barrel, as investors remain concerned about global oversupply and lacklustre demand. European equities also weighed on market sentiment. The fall in oil prices is feeding into broader inflation-and-growth dynamics, with analysts observing that lower energy costs may relieve input-pressures but also reflect weaker demand outlook. Commodity monitors say continued softness in oil could keep central banks cautious about overheating risks.
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Nov 1, 2025 • 20:57 IST