Mumbai, Nov. 1 -- WTI Crude oil prices slipped toward $60 per barrel by the end of October and ended month around 3% lower amid surging global output ahead of the OPEC+ policy meeting. Throughout 2025, oil has struggled to find firm footing, trading in a wide range between $80.77 and $55.12 per barrel. Despite intermittent rebounds driven by geopolitical tensions, the broader trend has remained distinctly bearish. WTI crude has plunged nearly 25% year-to-date from its January highs near $81, as mounting evidence of oversupply, record output levels, and slowing global demand continued to suppress sentiment. The US Energy Information Administration or EIA has stated that US crude oil refinery inputs averaged 15.2 million barrels per day durin...