Oil rose for a second session after US crude inventories shrank, with the market monitoring the Middle East for any potential flare-up.
China’s top solar manufacturers posted big losses in the third quarter as severe overcapacity and price wars continue to hurt the companies producing equipment critical to global energy transition.
Oil edged higher after a two-day decline, with traders weighing developments in the Middle East and the prospect for more OPEC+ supply.
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