Crude Oil prices eased on Monday, pressured by a strong dollar, but remained at their highest since mid-October as colder weather spurred buying while further support came from expectations of tighter sanctions on Iranian and Russian oil exports.
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Brent Crude Oil Price Forecast: Signs of a Major Reversal Appearing
Crude oil has witnessed elevated prices for the better part of 2H 2021 on the back of the global economic recovery which has taken place ever since the April 2020 low. However, oil had some difficulty surpassing the 2018 high at the historically important $86.67 area (highlighted with blue circles).
Commodity Trading Strategies: Gold, Silver, Crude, Base Metals
Commodity Trading Strategies: Commodity prices traded on a mixed note on Thursday, as bullion prices traded steady on pandemic worries while crude oil prices declined on demand growth worries and inventory build. Base metals complex traded on a weak note as they pared gains from the previous session. Here is a look at how different commodities are behaving in today’s market.
Oil Jumps On Large Crude Inventory Draw
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – Crude oil prices inched higher today after the EIA released its latest Weekly Petroleum Status Report, in which the authority said crude oil inventories had fallen by 8.6 million barrels in the week to February 22, though they are still above the seasonal five-year average.
Goldman Sachs sees oil taking a fleeting trip to $70-$75 a barrel
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) – Crude Oil prices could potentially rise as much as 12% from current levels, though the rally may prove fleeting, according to Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
Crude Oil Price Rally Hits Asia Where It Hurts
Rising oil prices are pushing up prices for fuels in Asia, and this is coming at a bad time; many Asian currencies are depreciating as economic growth falters.
WTI Algos Confused Despite Surprise Crude, Gasoline Builds – Gold Silver Reports
Gold Silver Reports (GSR) — WTI Algos Confused Despite Surprise Crude – Senior Energy Analyst Vince Piazza notes that a generous dollop of bad news is good news for the crude market. U.S. sanctions on Iran, Venezuela’s deteriorating economy and other potential geopolitical disruptions will limit supply.