Russia unlikely to agree to deepen oil output cuts – Citing three sources familiar with talks, Reuters on Tuesday reported that Russia was unlikely to agree to deepen additional oil output cuts at the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries’ (OPEC) meeting in Vienna on December 5th.
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MCX Copper (Oct) Weaker Below ₹455, Any Rise Fresh Selling; Down Side Support ₹430
BASE METAL TIPS – MCX Copper settled down 0.11% at 440.85 as China’s factory activity is expected to have contracted for a fifth straight month in September. Pressure also seen after the release of a whistleblower complaint against U.S. President Donald Trump added to uncertainties about the global economy, already reeling from the China-U.S. trade war.
WTI Crude Oil Price Touch Trendline Support, Bears in Control – Neal Bhai Reports
The WTI Crude Oil price of oil was lower again on Friday, with West Texas Intermediate crude travelling from a high of $56.75 to a low of $54.79 and ending the day down -0.80%. Prior to the cash close, WTI crude for November delivery has dropped lost 50 cents, or 0.9%, to settle at $55.91 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange.
MCX Copper Tips Rocking 446 To 441.05 – Copper Melt Like ICE
MCX Copper Tips – MCX Copper settled down 0.93% at 443.4 as the market awaited news from the US-China trade talks. The steady economic growth pace in the United States was also underscored by other data showing home resales rising in August to a 17-month high.
MCX Copper June Weekly Recommendation – Neal Bhai
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Saudi Arabia and others in OPEC will more than make up the Oil Flow difference in our now Full Sanctions on Iranian Oil
White House: US, Saudi Arabia, UAE ‘Have agreed to assure that global demand is met as all Iranian oil is removed from the market’
Crude MCX Above 4410 Looking Hot Hot, Only Buy
Nigeria Boasts Oil Production Cost of $23 Per Barrel
The average production cost for a barrel of oil in Nigeria has declined to just US$23 a barrel, Petroleum Minister Emmanuel Ibe Kachikwu told local media, adding that oil companies were not stopping there and were aiming to reduce this further, to US$15 a barrel.