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As geopolitical tensions in the Middle East escalate, especially in light of the Houthi attacks on ships in the Red Sea, crude oil prices saw a little increase of 0.11%, ultimately settling at 6174. This increase was fueled by mounting concerns about interruptions to global supply. The U.S. government intends to buy an extra 2.1…
The API said on Tuesday that U.S. oil stockpiles rose last week, coinciding with a reduction in worries about a worldwide glut as a result of supply interruptions brought on by an increase in vessel attacks along a vital shipping route through the Red Sea. The U.S. benchmark for crude oil, WTI Futures, settled 1.3%…
The growing attacks in the Red Sea, which have forced oil corporations and tanker owners to steer clear of the area, caused crude oil prices to spike by 2.11%, closing at 6,137. According to Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak, the country is considering reducing its oil exports by more than 50,000 barrels per day…
The International Energy Agency (IEA) released a positive prediction on oil demand for the upcoming year, and a weaker dollar helped oil prices increase on Friday, setting up a first weekly advance in two months. As of $77.12 per barrel, Brent futures were up 51 cents, or 0.7%, higher. Crude oil prices for the United…
The natural gas market saw a little increase of 0.15%, ending at 196.6, due to higher demand estimates and more gas flowing to LNG export plants. This spike happened in spite of record output levels, expectations of warm weather, and the expectation that next week’s heating demand will fall. The anticipated withdrawal of 55 billion…
The dollar index stayed below 104, and gold showed a slight rise, closing at 61,181, up 0.1%. Awaiting the Federal Reserve’s policy announcement on Wednesday, investors were intently examining the most recent Consumer Price Index (CPI) report. In line with market predictions, the U.S. consumer price inflation rate decreased to 3.1% in November, the lowest…
The United States’ efforts to restock its Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) helped drive up crude oil prices, which increased by 0.57% to close at $5969. With the intention of buying 3 million barrels of crude oil by March, the U.S. revealed plans to replenish the SPR until May. Despite worries about global economic growth and…
The price of aluminium fell by -0.64%, finishing at 195.1, indicating that demand was still muted in spite of earlier efforts to reduce supply. Key industries that used aluminium were negatively impacted by the global economic downturn, restrictive borrowing rates set by central banks, and the debt problem in Chinese real estate. The global downturns…
Concerns about growing stocks at the London Metals Exchange (LME), which reached 174,900 tons a 225% rise since July caused copper to tumble 1%, ultimately ending at 713. In November, China released mixed industrial statistics that increased demand uncertainties. Up to 1% of global copper supply was impacted by First Quantum’s operations being suspended due…
With record production, abundant storage, and less demand, natural gas had a significant 5.25% decrease, ending at 223.9. Contrary to the predicted withdrawal, the U.S. gas storage system saw an unexpected 10 Bcf addition. This surprised the market, especially considering the large departure from last year’s numbers. The negative outlook was reinforced by weather predictions…
