Crude oil futures were little changed on Friday on mixed U.S. economic and tariff news and worries about oil supplies ...

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A weaker US dollar has offered some limited support to oil prices, making crude slightly cheaper for buyers dealing in other ...

From a technical analysis standpoint, Oil continues to trade in the tight range between the 100 and 200-day MAs. Each time it appears that a breakout may materailize in either direction buying or ...

Brent crude rose minimally to $69.33 a barrel, and WTI increased to $67.36, despite a 1.5% drop last week. Analysts note ...

Fundamentals — supply and demand — took control of oil markets this week. West Texas Intermediate posted a 2% weekly loss as mixed U.S. economic data and tariff news offset new sanctions on Russia by ...

Oil futures edged down in a rangebound session, with little in the way of news on the tariff or sanctions fronts moving prices.

European sanctions are tightening the noose around Russian refined fuels and global diesel stocks appear to grow ever more threadbare.

Oil prices fell, pressured by slower demand growth and increased production, Exness said, adding that a pause in OPEC+’s production increases later this year could limit downside risk.

Brent oil stabilises around $70/barrel after volatile June as seasonal demand and low inventories support prices.

OVERVIEW: Oil prices are fluctuating within a narrow range as traders monitor signs of near-term market tightness, U.S. tariff negotiations and geopolitical risks. Brent crude, the international oil ...

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