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September WTI crude oil (CLU25 ) on Friday closed down -1.16 (-1.81%), and September RBOB gasoline (RBU25 ) closed down -0.00329 (-1.56%). Crude oil prices during Friday's futures session were on the defensive ahead of the afternoon Trump-Putin summit, which began after the futures markets settled. Before the summit, President...

September WTI crude oil (CLU25 ) is down -0.71 (-1.11%), and September RBOB gasoline (RBU25 ) is down -0.0244 (-1.16%). Crude oil prices are on the defensive ahead of today's Trump-Putin summit, which will reportedly begin at around 3 pm ET, according to Reuters, after the US oil futures market...

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