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Oil prices increase by more than 4% ahead of OPEC+'s prospect of cutting supply
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In the trading session on August 30 (Vietnam time), world oil prices increased by more than 4% due to the possibility of producers cutting production and conflicts in Libya.
Oil prices turn red in the first session of the week
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Worried about the global economic downturn causing weak demand, oil prices entered the trading week on August 29 (Vietnam time) and turned down again.
World oil price week increases sharply
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Faced with the possibility that major oil producers may cut production, world oil prices recorded a week of strong price increases with Brent oil increasing by 4.4%, WTI oil increasing by 2.5%.
World oil prices increase
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On August 27 (Vietnam time), world oil prices increased as new data on the US economic situation eased concerns about the risk of recession.
World oil prices turn to decrease
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In the trading session on August 26 (Vietnam time), world oil prices fell about 2 USD in the context of investors preparing for Iran's oil exports and fearing that the increase in US interest rates will reduce fuel demand.
World oil prices increase sharply
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In the trading session on August 24 (Vietnam time), world oil prices increased by nearly 4% after Saudi Arabia's SE out pitched the idea of cutting output from the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies (OPEC+) to support prices in case Iran's crude oil returns to the market.
Oil prices increase slightly due to concerns about OPEC+ cutting production
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In the trading session on August 23 (Vietnam time), oil prices increased slightly when the market received information that the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries and its allies (OPEC+) may cut production before the possibility of an Iran nuclear deal could be reached. This could bring Iranian crude oil back to the market.
World oil prices turn red, domestic gasoline prices remain unchanged
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In the trading session on August 22 (Vietnam time), world oil prices plummeted, losing more than 1% due to concerns that the US's strong interest rate increase policy could lead to a global economic recession and reduce fuel demand.
World oil prices fell 1.5% this week due to concerns about recession
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Oil prices have had another volatile week with both Brent and WTI oil falling 1.5% as the US dollar strengthened and investors worried that an economic downturn will reduce crude oil demand.
World oil prices continue to climb
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Positive economic data and strong US fuel consumption contributed to the plummeting of world oil prices in the trading session on August 19 (Vietnam time).
World oil prices climbed due to reduced US crude oil reserves
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In the trading session on August 18 (Vietnam time), world oil prices increased by about 1.5% after reaching the lowest level in the past 6 months due to the sharper decrease in US crude oil reserves than expected, raising concerns about increased Russian production and exports.
World oil prices plummeted after China's economic data
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In the trading session on August 16 (Vietnam time), world oil prices plummeted after China's economic data was released lower than expected due to the prolonged Zero-COVID policy.
World oil prices continue to decline
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Continuing the decline last weekend, world oil prices started the new week in red at the trading session on August 15 (Vietnam time).
World oil price increase week
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Despite a decrease of more than 2 USD in the last session of the week, both Brent and WTI oil experienced a week of price increase with Brent crude oil increasing by 3.4% and WTI oil increasing by 3.5%.
World oil prices decrease due to supply disruption
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In the trading session on August 13 (Vietnam time), world oil prices decreased by more than 2% due to supply disruption in the US Gulf of Mexico.