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Oil Futures Settle Lower Despite Drop In Crude Inventory

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Oil prices fell on Wednesday despite data showing a drop in crude inventories in the U.S. in the week ended September 15.

The Federal Reserve today left the interest rate unchanged, but projected a rate increase by the end of the year and keeping interest rates at an elevated level through 2024.

While the central bank's forecast for the end of the year was unchanged from June, the latest projections indicate officials expect rates to remain higher for longer than previously anticipated.

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