Oil eked out a gain after a muted session with traders on standby amid mixed economic signals.
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Oil fell to extend two weeks of losses after data from China reignited concerns about a patchy recovery in the world's biggest crude importer.
Oil extended its rally for a fourth day, reversing course midday to climb after the Biden administration announced plans to replenish strategic reserves after completing maintenance work later this year.
Oil fell for the first time this week after US government data showed a build in crude inventories.
Oil slumped near $70 to mark a fourth-straight week of losses as concerns about demand growth persist.
By: Sri Taylor, Devika Krishna Kumar
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Oil edged lower as the potential for additional rate hikes from the Federal Reserve underpinned concerns about a recession that would weaken demand.
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Oil rose for a third day as a bullish US stockpile report propelled a rally led by Saudi Arabia's warning to short sellers.
Improving hopes for a USA debt limit deal bolstered prices on the week.