<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="false"><li>Oil prices remained stable as traders assessed the impact of increased US crude stockpiles and new tariff rates set by President Donald Trump.</li><li>US crude inventories rose by about 7.1 million barrels last week, marking the largest build since January.</li><li>Global markets are responding to Trump's tariff actions, with concerns about retaliation from targeted nations affecting oil prices.</li><li>Despite OPEC+ deciding to increase output more than expected, oil prices are slightly up this week, with worries about a surplus later in the year as peak demand weakens.</li></ul>

Oil Prices Steady As Traders Weigh Rising US Stockpiles, Trump’s Levies

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