Oil prices dipped on Nov. 22 after U.S. inventories swelled to their highest level since December adding to concerns about a global crude glut but OPEC talk of an output cut limited losses. Benchmark Brent had fallen 10 cents to $63.32 a barrel by 1447 GMT, partially recovering from a more than $1 drop in early European trading. U.S. WTI fell more than a $1 before easing back to trade down 28 cents at $54.35. Trading was thin due to the Thanksgiving holiday in the United States.
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