Browsing: USOIL and Natural Gas
Oil prices rise as EU weighs new sanctions on Russia and Ukraine targets refineries. Geopolitical tensions from Europe to the Middle East keep supply risks elevated.
Oil prices dip 0.5% to $68.14 as traders weigh Fed’s rate cut and Russian supply risks. Markets eye U.S. inventory data and OPEC+ output outlook.
Oil rises to $67.46 as Ukraine strikes Russian refineries, raising supply risks. Markets eye Fed rate cuts, U.S.-China trade talks, and OPEC+ output.
Oil prices slide to $65.88 as oversupply and weak U.S. demand outweigh geopolitical risks. Inventories rise, Saudi exports to China surge.
Oil prices climb as OPEC+ limits output hike to 137K bpd. Russia sanctions risk and Fed policy outlook add momentum to Brent at $66.37.
Oil slid 2% to $65.64 as OPEC+ debates more output hikes and U.S. crude inventories unexpectedly build, raising concerns over fuel demand.
Oil prices slip 2% to $64.31 as OPEC+ weighs an extra 1.65M bpd hike, testing demand outlook amid weak U.S. data and rising supply concerns.
Oil prices climb with Brent at $68.03 and WTI at $64.49 as Russian supply risks resurface, despite demand concerns from China and rising OPEC+ output.
Oil prices rise 0.4% after a 2% drop, as U.S. tariffs on India double to 50% and U.S. crude stockpiles fall less than expected, fueling market uncertainty.
Oil prices rose 0.3% after Ukrainian drone attacks hit Russian energy sites, raising supply risks. Rate cut hopes also buoy demand outlook.
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