Oil On the Rise Again
After a two-day decline at the beginning of the week, oil started to rise as the American Petroleum Institute pointed ...
After a two-day decline at the beginning of the week, oil started to rise as the American Petroleum Institute pointed ...
Oil declined after the decision to increase production as expected after the OPEC+ meeting.
Oil continues to rise as recovering demand and geopolitical crises create anxiety in the markets.
Oil, which reached the peak of the last seven years due to the Ukraine crisis and low stocks before the ...
USDCAD got a boost from the lower line of the trend channel and tested the middle point the last fall.
Brent returned to the long-term uptrend in December and a lot of oil positive news pumping the price since then. ...
Oil prices, which have already risen 10 percent in 2022, may increase further due to insufficient supply.
Oil rose after political turmoil in some OPEC+ member countries.
Messages from the minutes suppressed the risk appetite in the markets.
The weekly COT (Commitments of Traders) report shows the general positioning of traders in the futures market.
Oil continues to rise ahead of the OPEC+ meeting on Tuesday, where production policy will be discussed for February.
Global markets focused on warnings about Omicron after the holiday and messages from the People's Bank of China.
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