Mumbai, Oct. 31 -- Crude oil prices slipped toward $60 per barrel by the end of October, marking a third straight monthly loss as oversupply and weak global demand dominated sentiment ahead of the OPEC+ meeting. The dollar index stayed near three-month highs above 99, gaining nearly 2% after the Fed signaled caution on further rate cuts, making oil costlier for global buyers. WTI crude has plunged almost 25% year-to-date, pressured by rising output, high inventories, and slowing Chinese demand. Despite brief rebounds from geopolitical tensions, the broader trend remained bearish. On MCX, November crude oil futures traded 0.4% lower at Rs.5369 per barrel.
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