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Oil Steadies as Trump’s Reciprocal Tariffs Add to Commerce Tensions


(Bloomberg) — Oil steadied because the market digested the fallout from President Donald Trump’s order of potential reciprocal tariffs on US buying and selling companions.

West Texas Intermediate was close to $71 a barrel after a modest decline on Thursday, whereas Brent closed close to $75. The president signed a measure to suggest new levies on a country-by-country foundation. It might take weeks or months to finish, however raised the prospect of extra commerce tensions.

Oil remains to be heading for a slight achieve this week, the primary since mid-January, following indicators that US sanctions have been tightening the movement of Russian crude. Nevertheless, Trump and his counterpart Vladimir Putin have agreed to talks on ending the battle in Ukraine, elevating hypothesis dangers to provide might ease.

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