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Oil Extends Losses as Markets Don’t Buy Trump’s Russia Sanction Threat
Oil prices extended Monday’s losses into early Tuesday trade in Asia as President Trump’s threat to sanction Russian supply in 50 days if Putin continues to resist a peace deal in Ukraine eased concerns about an immediate impact on Moscow’s oil exports.
The broader trend suggests that other market forces (such as supply shocks, demand growth, and geopolitical risk) likely play ...
Crude oil steadies as Trump’s 50-day Russia deadline eases supply risk; traders eye weak China data and tariff threats for ...
Oil prices retreated on Tuesday after U.S. President Donald Trump's lengthy 50-day deadline for Russia to end the Ukraine war ...
Refined product prices have so far outperformed crude futures. September Nymex RBOB was up 0.8ct at $2.133/gal and August RBOB was 1.6ct higher at $2.1816/gal. September ULSD rose 2cts to $2.3875/gal, ...
Crude oil futures fell by ₹65 to ₹5,706 per barrel due to decreased spot market demand, reflecting ongoing trade war concerns ...
Crude oil retreats as Trump’s 50-day sanction delay eases supply fears. WTI breaks support, risking further downside amid ...
Here’s why oil prices are climbing to their highest levels in two weeks, despite a group of oil producers agreeing to open ...
Oil prices and energy-related stocks were down across the board on Monday morning. WTI crude prices, the U.S. benchmark, are down 0.1% today to $64.27 a barrel. WTI is down 8.4% this year. The S&P 500 ...
The price of Russia's Urals crude oil remained $2 per barrel below the $60 per barrel limit imposed by Western nations amid ...
Conflicting supply/demand market signals this week had oil prices gyrating daily. The second-consecutive weekly inventory ...
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