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<ul><li>Crude oil futures were rowing back Tuesday, with OPEC+ set to further raise output and uncertainty over sanctions enforcement.</li><li>Front-month Dec25 ICE Brent futures were trading at $64.28/b (2020 BST) versus Monday's settle of $65.62/b, while Dec25 NYMEX WTI was at $60.01/b against a previous close of $61.31/b.</li><li>But reports that OPEC+ will go ahead with a ninth consecutive production hike were seen limiting further price upside for now.</li></ul>

Crude oil futures were rowing back Tuesday, with OPEC+ set to further raise output and uncertainty over sanctions enforcement.Front-month Dec25 ICE Brent futures were trading at $64.28/b (2020 BST) versus Monday's settle of $65.62/b, while Dec25 NYMEX WTI was at $60.01/b against a previous close of $61.31/b.But reports that OPEC+ will go ahead with a ninth consecutive production hike were seen limiting further price upside for now.

Oil futures: Crude eases as OPEC+ hike reports offset sanctions

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<ul><li>US sanctions now target all four of Russia's largest oil companies, affecting 70% of production and exports</li><li>EU also imposes new sanctions on Russia's energy revenues</li><li>Russia shifts to alternative currencies for oil trade to evade US dollar restrictions, leading to higher transaction costs and reputational risks</li></ul>This content is sourced through publicly available sources and has been machine generated. Information displayed is for general informational purposes only.

US sanctions now target all four of Russia's largest oil companies, affecting 70% of production and exportsEU also imposes new sanctions on Russia's energy revenuesRussia shifts to alternative currencies for oil trade to evade US dollar restrictions, leading to higher transaction costs and reputational risksThis content is sourced through publicly available sources and has been machine generated. Information displayed is for general informational purposes only.

Global Commodities: Oil glut paves way for stronger sanctions. If enforced

<ul><li>Crude oil futures were moving sideways Monday amid uncertainty around trade talks and enforcement of Russian sanctions.</li><li>Front-month Dec25 ICE Brent futures were trading at 65.67/b (1950 BST) versus Friday's settle of $65.94/b, while Dec25 NYMEX WTI was at $61.34/b against a previous close of $61.50/b.</li><li>Benchmarks had opened Monday higher before giving up ground that was recovered to leave the market flat from Friday.</li></ul>

Crude oil futures were moving sideways Monday amid uncertainty around trade talks and enforcement of Russian sanctions.Front-month Dec25 ICE Brent futures were trading at 65.67/b (1950 BST) versus Friday's settle of $65.94/b, while Dec25 NYMEX WTI was at $61.34/b against a previous close of $61.50/b.Benchmarks had opened Monday higher before giving up ground that was recovered to leave the market flat from Friday.

Oil futures: Crude steady amid trade talks, sanctions uncertainty

<ul><li>Crude prices were mixed Friday, but consolidated the sharp rally driven by new US sanctions on Russia's top oil producers, as both benchmarks headed for their biggest weekly gain since June.</li><li>Front-month December ICE Brent was up to $66.01/b at 2011 BST, while December NYMEX WTI dipped slightly to $61.58/b , after jumping more than 5% on Thursday.</li><li>The pullback followed Washington's sanctions on Rosneft and Lukoil, which together account for roughly half of Russia's crude output and exports.</li></ul>

Crude prices were mixed Friday, but consolidated the sharp rally driven by new US sanctions on Russia's top oil producers, as both benchmarks headed for their biggest weekly gain since June.Front-month December ICE Brent was up to $66.01/b at 2011 BST, while December NYMEX WTI dipped slightly to $61.58/b , after jumping more than 5% on Thursday.The pullback followed Washington's sanctions on Rosneft and Lukoil, which together account for roughly half of Russia's crude output and exports.

Oil futures: Crude mixed, but steepest weekly gains since June

<ul><li>US imposes sanctions on all four of Russia's largest oil companies, affecting 70% of Russia's oil production and exports</li><li>EU also unveils sanctions targeting Russia's energy revenues</li><li>Russia shifts oil trade to alternative currencies to bypass US dollar clearing restrictions, faces higher transactional costs and reputational risks</li></ul>This content is sourced through publicly available sources and has been machine generated. Information displayed is for general informational purposes only.

US imposes sanctions on all four of Russia's largest oil companies, affecting 70% of Russia's oil production and exportsEU also unveils sanctions targeting Russia's energy revenuesRussia shifts oil trade to alternative currencies to bypass US dollar clearing restrictions, faces higher transactional costs and reputational risksThis content is sourced through publicly available sources and has been machine generated. Information displayed is for general informational purposes only.

Global Commodities: Oil Glut Paves Way for Stronger Sanctions

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