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CL-OIL falls for the 7th consecutive week to $66.53, pressured by tariff uncertainty, OPEC+ production increases, and Saudi price cuts. -vtmarkets.com
WTI crude trades near $66.395, stabilizing after recent losses as traders assess OPEC+ supply plans and Chevron’s Venezuela exit. -vtmarkets.com
WTI crude extends losses after hitting a low of $66.30. Supply pressures and trade tensions weigh on prices as traders eye key support levels. -vtmarkets.com
CL-OIL holds near $67.78 as OPEC+ supply increases and US trade tensions pressure prices. Traders eye tariff policies and OPEC+ moves. – vtmarkets.com
CL-OIL (WTI Crude) falls to $68.000, hitting a low of $67.945 after OPEC+ confirms an April production hike. Oil remains bearish amid supply concerns. – vtmarkets.com
Oil struggles near multi-month lows as Russia-Ukraine talks, trade tariffs, and global demand concerns weigh on prices. – vtmarkets.com
CL-OIL slips to $69.07 as weak demand and Russia-Ukraine talks raise supply risks; traders eye OPEC+ moves and U.S. data. – vtmarkets.com
CL-OIL slips 3.09% to $70.31 amid potential Kurdistan exports resumption and Russia-Ukraine peace talk uncertainty. – vtmarkets.com
CL-OIL (WTI) holds at $72.34 after hitting $73.13, set for weekly gains as demand rises and supply concerns persist. – vtmarkets.com
WTI crude rises to $74.13, driven by cold weather and supply concerns; demand projected to grow by 1.6M barrels/day in Q1. – vtmarkets.com
