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…
As growing concerns about a supply glut subsided, OPEC+ opted to postpone output increases in the first quarter of next year, which caused oil prices to rise in early Asian trade on Monday. Brent crude futures closed 7 cents higher on Friday and then increased 47 cents, or 0.73%, to $65.24 a barrel. U.S. West…
Crude oil prices dropped by 0.25% to ₹6,334 due to tensions between OPEC+ and the former US President, who has called for increased oil supply to curb high prices. The US decision to impose 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada and 10% on China added to market uncertainty. US crude inventories rose by 3.463 million…
The OPEC+ coalition, consisting of 23 nations, is set to hold its next meeting on December 5, likely in a virtual format. This shift is the third time the alliance has held meetings online since the Covid-19 pandemic. Crude prices currently hover around $75 per barrel, insufficient for many OPEC members to meet budgetary needs….
The OPEC+ group has extended their production cut to limit excess supplies and stabilize prices in global oil markets. Oil has been trading in a tight range since the second half of 2022, with prices broadly congested within $97-$65 per barrel. OPEC+ production policies significantly impact global oil markets, with higher prices typically following production…
In a note released on Friday, OPEC+ revised its forecast for oil production, expecting output for the three months starting in December to rise from October. OPEC+ announced on Thursday that it has decided to postpone a planned increase in oil production until October and November, following crude prices that hit a nine-month low. If…
