"Oil Prices Dip Despite OPEC+ Support and China's Growth Pledge"
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Oil prices fell for a second day despite China's pledge to boost economic growth and OPEC+ extending production cuts, with WTI dropping to $78.02 and Brent to $82.83 per barrel. The Beijing government set a 5% economic growth target for 2024 and announced the issuance of special treasury bonds. Traders had already priced in the OPEC+ production cut extension, and concerns persist about China's economic growth and oversupply of crude from the Americas.
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