Oil dips as weak China inflation data raises demand worries. Traders await Chinese stimulus and monitor Middle East risks. – vtmarkets.com
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 stabilised in Asian trading as traders balance geopolitical risks against bearish demand signals and rising U.S. oil stockpiles. – vtmarkets.com
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 inch higher on concerns over Middle East conflict, however as global supply remains stable, potential price spikes remain moderated. – vtmarkets.com
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 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 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
Brent futures, which were trading down 26 cents or 0.4% at $73.62 a barrel early on Friday, have still gained 4.3% over the week. Similarly, US WTI crude, slightly down by 0.2% at $71.80, registered a 4.8% rise for the …
Oil prices hold stable as markets await the rate cut decision by the U.S. Fed. Geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and supply disruptions from Hurricane Francine support prices. Short-term traders should brace for volatility. -vtmarkets.com
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