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On Thursday, crude was steady, underpinned by dipping crude inventories in America, although capped by output, rapidly approaching 10 million barrels a day – this level was only exceeded by Russia and Saudi Arabia.
American West Texas Intermediate crude futures hit $58.16 a barrel, gaining 7 cents from their previous settlement.
Meanwhile, Brent crude futures tacked on 6 cents being worth $64.54 a barrel.
Both benchmarks earned approximately 1% during their last sessions, backed by official data disclosing a 6.5 million-barrel dip in American crude inventories to 436 million barrels by December 15, which is the lowest outcome since October, 2015.
US crude output suddenly grew, while a soar in gasoline stocks indicated a slowdown in demand.
American crude output is very close to overleaping 10 million barrel a day, thus undermining efforts led by OPEC and Russia to tighten the crude market through withholding supply in 2017 and 2018.
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