Futures in New York traded near $79 a barrel after losing more than 6% over the past three sessions. After a brief meeting, the alliance agreed to boost output by 400,000 barrels a day in December, maintaining its modest pace of monthly increases. The White House is considering a range of tools to deal with prices, a National Security Council spokesperson said after the OPEC+ decision. Price volatility is expected to rise in the coming weeks after OPEC+ shunned the U.S. request for more crude, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc., adding that the market remained under-supplied. UBS Group AG, meanwhile, reiterated its forecast for global Brent oil to reach […]