Economic Weakness in US Weighs on Oil Prices
On Tuesday, WTI crude futures dipped below $73 per barrel, marking their fifth consecutive session of decline and reaching the lowest level in four months.
Read MoreOn Tuesday, WTI crude futures dipped below $73 per barrel, marking their fifth consecutive session of decline and reaching the lowest level in four months.
Read MoreOn Wednesday, WTI crude futures maintained levels above $80 per barrel, coming close to their highest points in four weeks.
Read MoreWTI crude futures remained steady at $78 per barrel on Thursday, nearing levels not witnessed since March 12, amidst apprehensions regarding demand and rising US stockpiles.
Read MoreOn Tuesday, WTI crude futures slid to approximately $78 per barrel, extending losses from the previous session.
Read MoreWTI crude futures climbed above $79 per barrel on Thursday, continuing their upward trajectory from the previous session, fueled by a more substantial than anticipated decrease in weekly US crude inventories, which supported oil prices.
Read MoreOn Tuesday, oil prices remained relatively unchanged or slightly lower, with WTI crude futures trading under $79 per barrel, largely due to concerns stemming from the latest OPEC monthly report.
Read MoreAfter approaching the 68 support level, WTI continues to climb from oversold territory, indicating a possible reversal.
Read MoreWTI price action continues to signal a potential reversal, pending the outcome of today's OPEC+ meeting.
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