Crude oil prices plummeted Thursday after the OPEC indicated to raise output to bring down prices. Bearishness was exacerbated by weaker than expected US ISM non-manufacturing index which overshadowed the drop in the number of initial claims. The front-month contract for WTI crude oil fell to 102.36, the lowest level since April 23, before ending the day at 102.54, down -2.55%. Gold also slumped as driven by the selloff in the euro.
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OPEC’s Signal of Increasing Output Weakens Oil Prices
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