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Oil prices increased on Friday due to uncertainty over potential tariffs by U.S. President Trump on Mexico and Canada, the largest crude exporters to the U.S. It is unclear whether the tariffs would include crude oil. For the month of January, Brent crude is set to gain 3.6%, its best monthly increase since June, and WTI is set to climb 2%.
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