Oil prices dipped slightly after reaching their highest levels in over a month, driven by concerns over supply disruptions from the ongoing Middle East conflict.
OPEC+ production cuts
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    OPEC reduces its global oil demand growth forecast for 2024, with weaker demand from China and the adoption of cleaner fuels affecting market outlook. 
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    Saudi Aramco reports a 3.4% decline in profits due to lower crude volumes and refining margins but maintains its dividend payout at $31.1 billion, highlighting its financial resilience. 
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    OPEC remains confident in its forecast for strong oil demand growth throughout 2024 and 2025, despite some industry predictions of an earlier peak in demand. The oil market braces for … 
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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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    Global oil prices surge for the fourth straight week, driven by OPEC+ production cuts, geopolitical tensions, and robust demand, reaching new highs. 
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    Oil prices surged as uncertainty over Iran’s political future stirred concerns about potential disruptions in the global oil supply, driving up crude prices. 
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    The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) is forecasting a robust summer for oil demand, driven by increased travel and economic growth. This prediction comes amidst a wider-than-usual range … 
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    Oil prices edged higher on April 1st, with US crude futures settling at a five-month peak. This cautious increase reflects a balancing act in the oil market. Optimism about economic … 
 
			         
			        