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Oil Prices Dip Over 1% Amid OPEC's Output Hike and Global Demand Concerns

Oil Prices Experience a Slight Decline

On Tuesday, oil prices saw a decrease of more than 1%, influenced by the recent OPEC and allies' decision to increase oil production by 548,000 barrels per day starting September. This move has left investors pondering the potential for further output increases and the broader implications on the market.

Market Reactions and Future Considerations

At 6:07 am ET, West Texas Intermediate (WTI) for September deliveries dropped by 1.24% to $65.49 per barrel. Similarly, Brent for October settlements fell by 1.12% to $68.06 per barrel at 6:08 am CET. Traders are also evaluating the impact of United States President Donald Trump's tariffs on the global economy and oil demand, adding another layer of uncertainty to the market.