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Oil Prices Steady After 7% Drop
Oil prices stabilised after a 7% drop last week. Traders watch China’s demand while easing Middle East risks affect Brent crude and WTI, keeping markets cautious. – vtmarkets.com
Oil Prices Rise as Traders Eye China Stimulus
Oil prices inch higher after two-week lows, with traders focused on China’s stimulus plans and Middle East tensions. – vtmarkets.com
Oil Prices Fall with China’s Slowing Economy
Oil dips as weak China inflation data raises demand worries. Traders await Chinese stimulus and monitor Middle East risks. – vtmarkets.com
Oil Hikes on War Concerns, U.S. Storm Fears
Oil prices surge with Middle East supply fears and fuel demand spike, as traders weigh geopolitical risks against weak global demand. – vtmarkets.com
Oil Prices Steady Amid Middle East Tensions
Oil prices stabilised in Asian trading as traders balance geopolitical risks against bearish demand signals and rising U.S. oil stockpiles. – vtmarkets.com
Oil Retreats After Weekly Rise in Over a Year
Oil prices eased after last week’s strong rally, as markets focus on Middle East tensions and profit-taking weighs on early-week trading. – vtmarkets.com
Oil Prices Rise on Middle East Tensions, Limited by Global Supply
Oil prices inch higher on concerns over Middle East conflict, however as global supply remains stable, potential price spikes remain moderated. – vtmarkets.com
Asia Stocks Drop as Iran-Israel Tensions Rise, Crude Oil Surges on Supply Risks
Fears of escalating conflict in the Middle East weighed heavily on Asian stocks, while safe-haven assets like gold and the dollar saw increased demand. Crude oil prices also climbed on supply disruption concerns. – vtmarkets.com
Oil Prices Rise on Middle East Supply Risks and Escalating Conflict
Oil prices rise alongside Middle East tensions and fears of supply disruptions, while traders await U.S. Federal Reserve updates on potential rate cuts. -vtmarkets.com
Oil Prices Consolidate on Mixed Market Signals
Oil prices consolidate as U.S. crude oil inventories decline, but waning optimism over the Chinese economic stimulus and rising Middle East tensions keep markets in a cautious state. -vtmarkets.com
