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 …
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Oil prices rebound after initial fears of Hurricane Beryl disrupting oil production in the Gulf of Mexico subsided. Updated forecasts show the storm will spare key oil fields. However, analysts …
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Trading giants Trafigura and Gunvor have been on a buying spree in the Brent crude oil market, driving prices to their highest level since the benchmark’s methodology changed in 2023. …
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Oil prices defied expectations on Thursday, climbing due to worries about potential disruptions to global crude supply caused by geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and Europe, even though U.S. …
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Oil prices dropped for the third straight session due to a strong U.S. dollar and global economic concerns. Brent crude fell to $72.45 per barrel, while WTI crude dropped to …