Oil prices declined due to expectations that tensions between the US and Iran may ease, the strength of the US dollar, and abundant global oil supply. As both countries are set to resume nuclear talks, the market believes the risk of conflict or sanctions could reduce. At the same time, the strong dollar has made…
Oil prices fell on Tuesday as expectations grew that oil supplies from Kazakhstan would return to normal. After Kazakhstan announced that it is preparing to restart production at its largest oil field, investors became optimistic that more oil would be available in the market. As a result, Brent and U.S. crude oil prices declined slightly….
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….
Prices fell slightly on Wednesday, as an industry survey showed that crude inventories in the U.S. rose, confirming concerns about a glut in the market.Tuesday’s price rise was due to a tight diesel market as Russia cut diesel exports U.S. crude inventories rose by 4.45 million barrels for the week ended Nov. 14. Gasoline inventories…
US crude inventories rose by 1.3 million barrels in the week ended November 7, according to market sources on Wednesday, citing data from the American Petroleum Institute. Gasoline and distillate inventories fell, citing API data. Prices fell more than $2 a barrel on Wednesday after the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) said global…
Oil prices rose in Asian trading on Monday due to the US government shutdown. Last week, prices fell by approximately 2% due to concerns about an oversupply of oil and declining global demand. Now that prices have fallen, some investors have done “bargain buying” and prices have risen again. A strong US dollar also affected…
Crude oil prices fell 2.73% to 5,887 as markets reacted to rising global trade tensions and an unexpected increase in US oil supplies. The new US tariffs could hurt the global economy and reduce crude demand. The president confirmed a 10% base tax on imports and added new taxes of up to 41% for countries…
Oil prices rose in Asia on Wednesday. This was mainly due to the trade deal between the US and Japan and falling US oil supplies. In the past three days, oil prices have been falling. This is due to trade tensions between the US and the European Union and concerns about US tariffs starting on…
Crude oil prices fell more than 1% to $66.54 on Friday after a report said the US and Iran could resume nuclear talks in Oslo next week. This comes after the US carried out military strikes on Iran’s nuclear sites last month. If the talks lead to an agreement, sanctions on Iranian oil could be…
Oil prices fell in Asian markets on Monday as concerns about Middle East supply problems began to fade. The main reason for the decline was an expected increase in OPEC+ oil production. Traders had previously reduced the “risk premium” they had added due to tensions between Iran and Israel. Now that those tensions have eased…
