💨 Abstract
Oil prices remained stable on Tuesday as supply growth concerns and weak global demand outweighed Middle East tensions. Brent crude edged up slightly to $71.77, while WTI rose to $68.25. Prices fell in September by 9% for Brent and 7% for WTI. China's manufacturing activity dropped in September, casting doubts on the 5% growth target for 2024.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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