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Brent crude futures for February delivery ascended by 0.4 percent to $72.47 a barrel
Traders currently see an 89.5 percent chance of a Fed rate cut this month
Brent oil futures for February delivery decreased by 0.2 percent, settling at $72.00 per barrel
The number of oil and gas rigs deployed in the U.S. last week hit the highest since mid-September
Strong central bank buying, monetary policy easing and geopolitical tensions have driven gold prices to multiple record highs this year
Markets currently see a 70.1 percent chance of a 25-basis-point cut by the Federal Reserve in 12 days
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Brent crude futures, set to expire in February, climbed by 0.1 percent to $72.37 a barrel
Powell is scheduled to speak later in the day, likely marking the last public remarks before the Fed's December meeting
Brent oil futures for February delivery dipped 0.1 percent to $73.58 a barrel
The dollar index was up 0.07 percent to 106.52, reducing gold’s appeal among holders of other currencies
