Oil prices extended gains for a fourth consecutive day in Asian trading on Tuesday amid supply disruption risks in Iran.Iran, a major producer in the OPEC group, is facing the biggest anti-government protests in years. According to Bloomberg, exports are expected to be 800,000-900,000 barrels per day, which is about 45% less than initial expectations….
After two consecutive days of declines, both major benchmarks rose by more than 3% on Thursday. Brent crude is poised for a 2.7% gain this week, while WTI is set for a 1.4% increase. The price increase comes after the U.S. President last week ordered the arrest of the Venezuelan President and stated that the…
Oil prices rose slightly on Friday due to increased US economic pressure on Venezuelan oil supplies and after the African nation’s authorities, in conjunction with the US, conducted airstrikes against Islamic State militants in Nigeria’s Sokoto state. However, oil prices are headed for their steepest annual decline since 2020, as investors weigh US economic growth…
Oil prices rose on Monday, partially offsetting last week’s 4% decline, as tensions in Venezuela escalated.US West Texas Intermediate crude oil was up 23 cents, or 0.4%, at $57.67 a barrel, while Brent crude futures rose 25 cents, or 0.4%, to $61.37 a barrel. However, with no clear direction in the markets, concerns about oversupply…
Oil prices fell slightly on Tuesday. This is because of the continuation of the previous day’s 2% decline. Markets are watching the peace talks to end the Ukraine-Russia war, concerns about high oil inventories, and the upcoming US interest rate decision. The IEA report released on December 11 could have a major impact on the…
Oil prices were mostly unchanged in Asian markets on Monday after last week’s gains. This was due to the stalled US-Russia talks on the Ukraine issue and hopes that the Federal Reserve would cut interest rates this weekend. Recent US-led talks have failed to resolve the Russia-Ukraine standoff. Markets are pricing in an 88% chance…
Oil prices remained mostly stable during Asian trading on Friday, following gains from the previous session, as stalled diplomatic efforts regarding the Ukraine war and strong expectations of a U.S. Federal Reserve rate cut influenced the market. Brent Oil Futures for February declined by 0.2% to $63.15 per barrel, while West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude…
Oil prices increased by over 1% during Asian trading on Monday, with Brent Oil Futures rising 1.2% to $63.13 per barrel and West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude jumping 1.2% to $59.27 per barrel. This price surge is attributed to OPEC+’s decision to maintain output steady through the first quarter and to renewed concerns over supply…
Oil prices were steady on Wednesday after falling to a one-month low the previous day. Investors are watching expectations of a possible supply glut and how the Russia-Ukraine peace talks will play out. Both Brent crude and WTI fell 89 cents on Tuesday. The reason was that Ukrainian President told European leaders that he was…
According to trade and refining sources, India’s imports of Russian oil are expected to drop from multi-month highs in November to their lowest point in at least three years in December as refiners look for other ways to avoid violating Western sanctions. Due to the conflict in Ukraine, the United States, the European Union, and…
