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GAS OIL Brent crude recorded its largest weekly decline in more than three months as focus shifted to the upcoming OPEC+ meeting. Rising oversupply concerns and expected OPEC+ production hikes, along with slower refinery runs and seasonal demand drops, are boosting global oil stocks. Analysts warn this could push the market into a significant surplus in Q4. However, EU sanctions may add limited volatility. As a result, Brent crude slumped by 8% for the week, closing at $64.53 a barrel on Friday. October 6, 2025 50658095110Q1 26Q2 26Q326Sum26Win26Sum27p/thermChange in Gas Prices26.09.2503.10.25616263646566676869707126.09.2529.09.2530.09.2501.10.2502.10.2503.10.25$/bblBrentBritish near-term gas prices tumbled last week, weighed by stronger Norwegian flows, mild weather forecasts, and a lack of major geopolitical risks. Consequently, NBP spot plummeted by over 12% for the week, ending at 70.66 p/therm on Friday. Along the forward curve, the gas price for Win-26 delivery shed by about 4% for the week, to close at 84.39 p/therm as storage levels remain strong.