Reuters
13 Nov 2026, 09:14 UTC · 1h ago
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The rebound in Russian oil output and fuel exports increases global supply, creating downward pressure on crude prices. This serves as a macro headwind for energy producers and a tailwind for energy-intensive sectors.
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Russian oil output and fuel exports rebounded in October following a deal with Donald Trump, according to the IEA.
NewPublished 2026-11-13 reporting October data
So whatIncreased global supply from Russia likely puts downward pressure on Brent crude prices heading into Q1 2027.
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