Oil prices post weekly gain ahead of OPEC+ meeting


Brent crude January futures rose US38 cents to settle at $48.18 a barrel, while the more active February contract gained 46 cents to $48.25. U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude futures fell 18 cents to settle at $45.53 a barrel. Brent rose 7.2% over the week, while WTI gained 8% for the week.

NEW YORK: Oil prices were mixed on Friday but posted a fourth straight week of gains ahead of an OPEC+ meeting early next week.

Brent crude January futures rose US38 cents to settle at $48.18 a barrel, while the more active February contract gained 46 cents to $48.25.

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