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Oil Prices Hold Near 2-Week High as Traders Assess US Tariffs, OPEC+ ...

UNITED STATES, JUL 8 – U.S. tariffs and a 548,000 barrel per day output rise from OPEC+ influence oil prices near two-week highs, with analysts warning of possible autumn oversupply.

  • On Tuesday, oil prices hovered near two-week highs as investors evaluated U.S. tariffs starting August and OPEC+’s larger-than-expected output increase for August.
  • President Trump announced tariffs starting August 1, prompting OPEC+ to agree on a 548,000 bpd production increase for August, removing most voluntary cuts.
  • Oil prices held near two-week highs on Tuesday as investors assessed a forecasted 2.8 million-barrel crude stock draw and record holiday travel, amid U.S. tariffs and OPEC+ output increases.
  • Oil held near two-week highs as traders assessed U.S. tariffs and OPEC+ output increases, risking oversupply and potential price decline this fall, analysts say.
  • Analysts at HSBC and Commerzbank forecast Brent slipping to around $65 this fall amid seasonal demand decline and increased OPEC+ supply.
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