1518 ET - Crude futures pull back from gains of the previous three sessions with the market continuing to weigh geopolitical risks against bearish views of market balances. The Paris-based IEA raised its supply growth estimates by 200,000 barrels a day for this year and 2026 to 2.7 million b/d and 2.1 million b/d, respectively, while nudging up its smaller demand growth estimates to a lesser extent. OPEC, which is in the process of adding barrels to the market, left its demand growth estimates at 1.29 million b/d for this year and 1.38 million b/d for 2026.WTI settles down 2% at $62.37 a barrel and Brent falls 1.7% to $66.37. (anthony.harrup@wsj.com)
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September 11, 2025 15:18 ET (19:18 GMT)
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