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Oil Prices Rise Ahead of OPEC+ Meeting - Vimarsana News

Oil Prices Rise Ahead of OPEC+ Meeting

LONDON—Oil prices rose on Thursday, lifted by expectations that OPEC and its allies will stick to slow output ...

Oil prices rise 2% ahead of OPEC+ meeting - Vimarsana News

Oil prices rise 2% ahead of OPEC+ meeting

Oil prices rose more than 2% on Thursday, lifted by expectations that OPEC and its allies will stick to slow output increases despite calls from the United States and large importers for additional supply to cool the market. Brent crude was up $1.75, or 2.1%, at $83.74 a barrel by 1154 GMT and U.S. West Texas Intermediate crude rose $1.72, or 2.1%, to $82.58.

Oil prices rise by $2 ahead of OPEC+ meeting - Vimarsana News

Oil prices rise by $2 ahead of OPEC+ meeting

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More trouble ahead for erratic emerging market currencies - Reuters poll - Vimarsana News

More trouble ahead for erratic emerging market currencies - Reuters poll

Emerging market currencies are headed for more trouble next year as mounting expectations the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates to quell inflation are set to keep the mighty U.S. dollar in the driving seat, a Reuters poll showed.

More trouble ahead for erratic emerging market currencies: Reuters poll - Vimarsana News

More trouble ahead for erratic emerging market currencies: Reuters poll

Emerging market currencies are headed for more trouble next year as mounting expectations the Federal Reserve will raise interest rates to quell inflation are set to keep the mighty U.S. dollar in the driving seat, a Reuters poll showed.