Across international coverage, energy prices such as oil shifted in response as appetite for risk assets recovered.

Oil moves with global growth, demand outlook, producers' supply policy and geopolitical risk; many variables act at once, making direction hard to predict.

Energy prices bear directly on inflation and industrial costs; oil swings ripple across the real economy, from transport to manufacturing.

Even as risk appetite recovers, lingering geopolitical uncertainty keeps energy-market volatility alive; short-term spikes and drops bear watching.

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