Crude oil futures fell after rising in the first five trading sessions as the market began to digest Trump's election victory. The retreat of Brent crude futures from above $75 a barrel "reflects expectations of increased U.S. supply and a possible slowdown in demand due to tariffs on major trading partners," Rystad Energy's Mukesh Sahdev said in a report. He added that the strengthening of the U.S. dollar after Trump took office added complications, but ongoing trends in the oil market, including OPEC+ managed supply and low refining margins, "may affect the outlook going forward." (Jinshi)