Oil prices rose on Thursday as analysts pointed to low inventories and renewed Middle East risks as factors supporting the market.

Crude oil futures rise on supply concerns after drone attacks in Iraq's Kurdistan; market supported by lost production.

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Oil futures rebounded after three days of losses, supported by better-than-expected U.S. retail sales and a delayed response to yesterday’s report of a 3.9 million barrel U.S. crude stock draw.

Drones targeted oil fields in Iraq’s semi-autonomous northern Kurdish region Wednesday, the latest in a series of attacks in recent days that have put several o

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Supply is set to rise three times faster than demand this year, the International Energy Agency said, though seasonal factors are tightening the market in the short term.