Oil prices have declined amid expectations of increased supply from OPEC+ and growing concerns over U.S. tariffs. Early indications showed oil prices falling due to prospects of more OPEC+ output and easing geopolitical risks in the Middle East. However, as the U.S. tariff deadline approached, market sentiment shifted, with traders increasingly worried about the impact of trade tensions on fuel demand. The uncertainty surrounding U.S. tariff policies has contributed to a cautious outlook, causing oil prices to edge lower. The U.S. dollar has remained indecisive as investors await clearer guidance on tariffs, further influencing market dynamics. Overall, the combination of anticipated OPEC+ production hikes and escalating trade tensions has pressured oil prices downward in recent weeks.