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Oil Behavior Shows Market Distrust in Talks

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02/11/2026, 05:15 PM
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Oil Behavior Shows Market Distrust in Talks
Despite signs of rising US inventories, oil prices increased under the impact of heightened tensions related to Iran, Brent rose above $69 and WTI near $65 as the market worries about potential supply disruption if nuclear talks fail, A US oil industry report showed a significant rise in inventories, but traders focused more on geopolitical risks, Market participants are now awaiting OPEC and International Energy Agency reports on supply outlook and potential surplus this year.
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