Oil edged lower on concerns that Chinese growth may slow and jeopardize consumption, while OPEC+ remains on track to loosen supply curbs later this year.
West Texas Intermediate fell toward $82 a barrel after ending little changed on Thursday, while Brent crude closed above $85. The end of China’s Third Plenum this week brought few signs that the top leadership is preparing to unleash major steps to boost demand or arrest the nation’s property slump.
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