Oil prices edged up Thursday morning after slipping to a more than two-month low in Wednesday's session following the International Energy Agency forecasting an even larger oil glut by the end of the year.

Oil prices slipped Wednesday morning following the newest supply and demand growth forecasts published by the International Energy Agency.

Oil prices settled lower on Tuesday, reversing gains from the previous trading session, after U.S. President Donald Trump postponed by another three months the imposition of trade-prohibitive tariffs on imported Chinese goods.

Oil prices softened Tuesday morning, erasing gains from the previous trading session.

Oil prices steadied Monday morning as market participants geared up for a macro-data heavy week ending in a meeting between Presidents Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin on Friday.

Oil prices extended losses Friday morning after having declined for six consecutive trading days and were set for the steepest weekly drop since late June.

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