WTI rebounds to $62.84 after short covering, though lingering demand concerns and U.S.–Iran progress weigh on bullish sentiment. – vtmarkets.com
CL-OIL rises amid Trump’s tariff exemptions and strong Chinese oil imports. Geopolitical and trade uncertainty continue to drive price movements. -vtmarkets.com
WTI crude oil drops to $61.26 as U.S.-China trade tensions and OPEC+ supply increases pressure the market. -vtrmarkets.com
WTI and Brent crude extend their losing streak as U.S.–China tariff escalation weighs heavily on global demand forecasts. – vtmarkets.com
Oil prices drop amid escalating U.S.-China trade war. The U.S. imposes a 104% tariff on Chinese imports, raising concerns about global oil demand. -vtmarkets.com
Crude Oil WTI hits a 4-week low at 64.79 USD/Bbl, down 2.81% in the last 24 hours and 24.25% in the past year, as OPEC+ plans to increase output in May. -vtmarkets.com
WTI crude dips to $70.74 as US stockpiles rise and tariff uncertainty clouds demand outlook. – vtmarkets.com
CL-OIL prices hold near $70 per barrel as global supply concerns rise. US tariffs on Venezuelan crude and strong demand boost market sentiment. -vtmarkets.com
WTI crude oil steady at $69.77, near four-week high, supported by falling US stockpiles and geopolitical risks from Venezuela and Iran. -vtmarkets.com
CL-OIL (WTI Crude) rises 0.4% on new U.S. sanctions on Iran and OPEC+ output cuts, with WTI set for its largest weekly gain in 2025. Supply concerns continue. -vtmarkets.com
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