Oil prices continue to trade in a very narrow bandwidth with ICE Brent still hovering around the $83 per barrel mark, with traders anticipating potentially impactful US economy data coming in later this week – first the US personal consumption expenditures readings, followed up by European inflation figures and Chinese PMI developments reflecting the Chinese Lunar New Year.
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