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    Oil prices fell after an unexpected rise in U.S. inventories

    • Last Update: 2022-11-26
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    Oil prices fell after an industry group reported a rise in U.
    S.
    crude inventories last week, bucking analysts' expectations for a sharp decline
    .

    Brent futures fell 40 cents, or 0.
    6 percent, to $71.
    76 a barrel
    .
    Oil prices rose 32 cents to $
    72.
    16 a barrel on Tuesday after hitting a three-month low earlier.

    U.
    S.
    West Texas mid-rate crude fell 27 cents, or 0.
    4 percent
    , to $67.
    82.
    The stock closed at $68.
    08 a barrel compared to the previous session, a near one-month low
    .

    Supply disruptions in Venezuela began to show up on Monday and last week, and analysts had been predicting a 3.
    5 million barrel reduction in U.
    S.
    inventories in the week ending July 13, so the benchmark price has stabilized after a sharp decline
    .

    But the problem of oversupply soon returned, with the U.
    S.
    Petroleum Institute reporting late Tuesday that U.
    S.
    crude inventories had increased by more than 600,000 barrels
    .

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    Oil prices fell after an industry group reported a rise in U.
    S.
    crude inventories last week, bucking analysts' expectations for a sharp decline
    .

    crude

    Brent futures fell 40 cents, or 0.
    6 percent, to $71.
    76 a barrel
    .
    Oil prices rose 32 cents to $
    72.
    16 a barrel on Tuesday after hitting a three-month low earlier.

    U.
    S.
    West Texas mid-rate crude fell 27 cents, or 0.
    4 percent
    , to $67.
    82.
    The stock closed at $68.
    08 a barrel compared to the previous session, a near one-month low
    .

    Supply disruptions in Venezuela began to show up on Monday and last week, and analysts had been predicting a 3.
    5 million barrel reduction in U.
    S.
    inventories in the week ending July 13, so the benchmark price has stabilized after a sharp decline
    .

    But the problem of oversupply soon returned, with the U.
    S.
    Petroleum Institute reporting late Tuesday that U.
    S.
    crude inventories had increased by more than 600,000 barrels
    .

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