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Oil reached an 11-week high after Pfizer reported its COVID-19 vaccine was 95% effective and hopes grew that OPEC+ would delay a planned output increase. WTI settled at $41.82 and Brent rose to $44.45, helped by a smaller-than-expected US crude stock build.
Expected OPEC+ supply restraint and firmer demand outlook support crude, which lifts energy and freight costs across feed supply chains.
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