Crude prices plunged as Trump announced a ceasefire deal between Iran and Israel. Markets unwound last week’s risk premium. – vtmarkets.com
WTI crude dips with traders cautious over U.S. involvement in Middle East tensions. Focus shifts to Fed rate cuts and Strait of Hormuz supply risks. – vtmarkets.com
Crude oil prices jumped nearly 9% on Friday after Israel launched a military strike on Iran, prompting a flight to safe-haven assets. – vtmarkets.com
WTI eyes $62 handle as OPEC+ expansion plans, soft Asian demand, and refined product surpluses pressure sentiment. – vtmarkets.com
Oil prices recover from intraday lows amid shifting sentiment on OPEC+ output and extended trade deadlines. – vtmarkets.com
Oil traders eye Russia-Ukraine and US-Iran talks as Asia’s physical demand holds firm, while China’s economic softness and a US downgrade temper upside. – vtmarkets.com
Crude retreats over 2% as nuclear deal hopes weigh on prices; traders eye U.S. data and Powell speech. – vtmarkets.com
Temporary U.S.-China tariff pause lifts crude prices, but market eyes OPEC+ output decisions for direction. – vtmarkets.com
Optimism around trade negotiations and political tensions lift crude prices, but OPEC+ uncertainty keeps outlook cautious. – vtmarkets.com
WTI rebounds to $62.84 after short covering, though lingering demand concerns and U.S.–Iran progress weigh on bullish sentiment. – vtmarkets.com
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