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0919 ET \u2013 Crude futures are lower after China\u2019s central bank kept key interest rates unchanged despite sluggish economic growth and the Fed\u2019s 50 basis-point move. \u201cThis appears to have put downward pressure on oil prices as concerns remain over the future of demand for crude from the world\u2019s largest importer,\u201d Samer Hasn, senior market analyst at XS.com, says in emailed comments. Concerns about Chinese demand counter support for crude from the Fed\u2019s cut and heightened geopolitical tensions in the Middle East, which \u201cmay help stop the repeated downward correction,\u201d Hasn adds. Most active WTI is off 0.6% at $70.75 a barrel and Brent is down 0.6% at $74.45 a barrel. (anthony.harrup@wsj.com)
\n0812 GMT \u2013 Oil prices slip, with Brent crude and WTI both falling 0.4% to $74.56 a barrel and $70.88 a barrel, respectively. Brent has performed poorly recently, with the OPEC+ decision to extend voluntary cuts to December doing little to improve sentiment, BMI analysts say in a note. Market participants are instead focusing on bearish macroeconomic narratives around mainland China and the U.S., with both markets seeing a slowdown in economic activity\u2014raising demand concerns, BMI says. The number of short positions held by managed money in Brent futures is higher than long positions for the first time since records began in 2011, which could prime the market for a bout of short-covering. However, investors currently look reluctant to respond to bullish price drivers, notably shrugging off a large-scale attack on Hezbollah operatives in Lebanon, analysts add. (joseph.hoppe@wsj.com)
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