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3h agoOil Prices Slide as Rising U.S. Inventories and Strong Dollar Pressure Global Demand Outlook
Crude benchmarks fell for the second consecutive session as global risk-off sentiment deepened. U.S. crude inventories unexpectedly rose last week, fueling demand concerns amid slowing economic momentum in key Asian and European markets. A strengthening U.S. dollar further weighed on commodity prices, reducing the attractiveness of oil for non-dollar investors. Analysts noted that broader equity weakness and fears of delayed rate cuts by major central banks have intensified volatility in energy markets.
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3h agoOil Prices Slide as Rising U.S. Inventories and Strong Dollar Pressure Global Demand Outlook
Crude benchmarks fell for the second consecutive session as global risk-off sentiment deepened. U.S. crude inventories unexpectedly rose last week, fueling demand concerns amid slowing economic momentum in key Asian and European markets. A strengthening U.S. dollar further weighed on commodity prices, reducing the attractiveness of oil for non-dollar investors. Analysts noted that broader equity weakness and fears of delayed rate cuts by major central banks have intensified volatility in energy markets.
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Oil Prices Slide as Rising U.S. Inventories and Strong Dollar Pressure Global Demand Outlook
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Oil prices dropped as U.S. inventories rose and a stronger dollar dampened global demand, extending the broader market selloff and adding to energy sector volatility.
Crude benchmarks fell for the second consecutive session as global risk-off sentiment deepened. U.S. crude inventories unexpectedly rose last week, fueling demand concerns amid slowing economic momentum in key Asian and European markets. A strengthening U.S. dollar further weighed on commodity prices, reducing the attractiveness of oil for non-dollar investors. Analysts noted that broader equity weakness and fears of delayed rate cuts by major central banks have intensified volatility in energy markets.
Crude benchmarks fell for the second consecutive session as global risk-off sentiment deepened. U.S. crude inventories unexpectedly rose last week, fueling demand concerns amid slowing economic momentum in key Asian and European markets. A strengthening U.S. dollar further weighed on commodity prices, reducing the attractiveness of oil for non-dollar investors. Analysts noted that broader equity weakness and fears of delayed rate cuts by major central banks have intensified volatility in energy markets.
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Nov 5, 2025 • 05:44 IST