Oil futures give up early gains and settle lower to post their first weekly loss in five weeks. Prices were supported during the week by a bullish U.S. inventories report showing bigger-than-expected drawdowns in crude and gasoline stocks, and by a soft U.S. inflation reading that lifted hopes for a September interest-rate cut by the Fed. Today's producer price index report was above expectations, however, and concerns remain about demand from China. WTI settles down 0.5% at $82.21 a barrel, and Brent falls 0.4% to $85.03. WTI is down 1.1% from a week ago, and Brent is off 1.7%. (anthony.harrup@wsj.com)
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