Crude Oil MCX – Next Target Price 2080—2220, Don’t Sell
Crude oil prices on Friday rose Rs 294 to Rs 1,915 per barrel as participants widened their positions in line with a positive trend overseas.
Crude oil prices on Friday rose Rs 294 to Rs 1,915 per barrel as participants widened their positions in line with a positive trend overseas.
Crude Oil slumped to a 17-year low as coronavirus lock-downs cascaded through the worldslargest economies, leaving themarket overwhelmed by crateringdemand and a ballooning surplus of crude.
MCX Crude Oil settled up 0.73% at 4272 as investors cheered progress in resolving the U.S.-China trade dispute and a decisive general election result in Britain. Prices seen supported by efforts by the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and allies including Russia to cut production.
Crude Oil prices slipped for a second straight day on Tuesday as a slowing global demand outlook outweighed OPEC’s deal with associated producers last week to deepen output cuts in 2020.
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.
Fund manager Paulson & Co. Inc, a shareholder of Callon Petroleum, is dropping its opposition to a merger between Callon and Carrizo Oil & Gas that could be the start of consolidation among smaller shale players after the massive Occidental-Anadarko deal.
Crude Oil prices posted early gains as OPEC’s outlook for oil demand next year fuelled hopes that the producer group and its associates will keep a lid on supply when they meet to discuss policy on output next month.