Oil prices are high on Thursday, and investors are waiting to see if key producers can maintain or easily cut back. Brent oil price rose 0355GMT to 0.2% and $ 74.79 per barrel on 17 currencies. U.S. West Texas Intermediate Crude is raising at $ 73.68 a barrel and 21 currencies. WTI is up 10%…
Friday was oil rise, but investors were waiting for the OPEC meeting, so the week ended with small gains in an otherwise volatile session. Brent oil futures rose 0.03% to .55.5.5.5, while WTI futures rose 0.04%. 73.33. Recent gains in black oil pushed to a higher buying area at the beginning of the week, indicating…
Oil rose in Asia on Thursday morning, followed by the U.S. Fuel demand is bright as crude and fuel supplies are declining. Brent oil futures were up 0.05% at $ 75.23 and WTI futures were at $ 73.08. U.S. Department of Energy Information Management. Crude oil supply data, stocks fell in the fifth week, the…
Oil rose in Asia on Wednesday morning, with strong economic recovery from key consumers boosting fuel demand and filtering inflated cargo. Investors are now waiting for a meeting of petroleum exporting countries and allies (OPEC +) for clues on manufacturers’ policy. Brent oil futures rise 0.59%. 75.25 and WTI futures were up 0.47% at $…
Crude oil stocks fell for the fourth week in a row Crude fell on Tuesday as investors paid for the latest rally, but market sentiment remained firm in hopes of a quick recovery in oil demand in the US and European markets and a return on Iranian crude. Brent crude futures for August were down…
Oil in Asia fell on Friday morning but was set to end the week with a third-week gain. The black liquid is close to $ 70 as investors continue to digest different fuel demand perspectives. Brent oil futures down 0.43%. $72.21 and WTI futures were down 0.43% at $ 69.99. The future in New York…
Oil in Asia fell on Thursday morning and India’s demand continued to decline. Brent oil futures were down 0.69% at $ 71.72 and WTI futures were down 0.69% at $ 69.48. India, the world’s third-largest oil consumer, recorded the lowest fuel demand since August 2020 as economic activity was hampered by an increase in COVID-19…
Oil prices flattened on Thursday after a two-day slump that reflected the world’s mixed economic recovery from the U.S. epidemic. Demand is expected to continue to rise, while the second coronavirus outbreak in India has further hampered the movement. Brent crude was up 11 cents, or 0.2%, at $ 66.77 a barrel at 0657 GMT,…
