Oil prices rise slightly on robust US GDP growth, but concerns over Asia’s economic outlook limit gains. The market balances optimism with caution amid uncertainties.
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BPCL anticipates further reductions in oil prices from Middle Eastern producers due to dropping fuel margins, while also increasing imports of discounted Russian crude.
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Oil prices surge as investors anticipate potential US interest rate cuts, sparking optimism about economic growth and increased demand for oil.
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:** Oil prices fall as the dollar strengthens following critical remarks from former President Trump, reflecting market reactions to geopolitical uncertainties.
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Oil prices dip as weaker U.S. consumer sentiment and economic data weigh on the market, despite hopes for a Fed rate cut boosting optimism.
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Oil prices retreated on Friday as a cocktail of economic indicators soured investor appetite. A decline in consumer confidence coupled with rising inflation pressures cast a pall over the market
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Oil prices rose on Thursday due to a significant drop in U.S. crude and gasoline inventories, indicating robust demand and a tighter supply environment.
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Oil prices rebound with U.S. crude stockpiles dropping and interest rate cut prospects improving, signaling potential economic growth and increased demand for oil.
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Oil prices hold steady as investors monitor Storm Beryl’s potential impact on Texas oil production and refining operations, awaiting clearer indications.
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Oil prices dipped on Friday as progress in ceasefire talks between Israel and Gaza outweighed concerns about potential supply disruptions. Strong summer demand and the path of Hurricane Beryl are keeping the oil market volatile.