Oil Rises With OPEC+ Seen Considering Cuts Amid Faltering Market

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By Julia Fanzeres

November 27, 2022 at 11:05 PM UTC

Updated on

November 28, 2022 at 8:32 PM UTC

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Oil rose as OPEC+ delegates said deeper production cuts could be an option when they meet this weekend.

West Texas Intermediate rose 1.3% to settle above $77 a barrel. Earlier in the session, oil prices slumped below $74 to the lowest since December as protests over harsh anti-Covid measures erupted across China triggered a broad selloff in commodities and equity markets. With the oil market’s structure looking increasingly weak, delegates from the group say additional reductions could be an option.