According to trading data, global oil prices moved lower on Thursday after rising by more than 3.5% in the previous two sessions. November Brent futures fell 0.74% to $68.80 per barrel, while WTI contracts fell 0.7% to $64.49. Prices were previously supported by data from the US Department of Energy: oil reserves decreased by 0.6 million barrels during the week, while growth was expected. Gasoline stocks decreased by 1.1 million, distillates – by 1.7 million. All indicators turned out to be better than expected. However, as analysts note, the market is balancing between multidirectional factors: the resumption of Kurdish oil exports by Iraq is putting pressure on, while geopolitical risks, including sanctions against Russian oil, continue to support quotes.
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