Oil futures edged higher in Friday dealings but remained on track for a weekly loss on expectations OPEC+ will boost production before year-end, as investors cast doubt on whether an aggressive round of monetary stimulus from China will shore up demand from the world’s largest crude importer.

Oil prices fell for a third day on Friday, on course to end the week lower, as investors focused on expectations of higher supplies from Libya and the broader OPEC+ group of oil exporters.

Prices of copper and steel rose as reports emerged that China will add more stimulus measures to boost its economy.