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Crude Oil Futures (CL) trading above 120.00 Ahead of US Crude Oil Inventories.

Demand pressures are pushing oil prices higher. Investors expect inventories to go down in the US due to the expected rise in demand. China is on the path to reducing its inventories as it reopens. Crude oil bulls are experiencing resistance at 120.00 on the charts. Crude oil futures (CL) is trading higher above $120 Read More…

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Crude Oil Futures (CL) Consolidates Before US Inventories Data

The US is expected to use export restrictions to ease domestic fuel prices. Last week’s crude oil inventories are expected to drop. India’s oil minister says $110 a barrel is unsustainable. There have been minimal movement for crude oil futures (CL) prices in the past two days as investors are waiting for crude oil inventory Read More…

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Crude Oil Futures (CL) Demand May Improve as China Softens Restrictions

The Fed’s rising interest rates weigh on crude oil futures. Reduced global growth results in low demand for crude oil. China’s loose restrictions on Covid may boost the prices of oil. Crude oil futures (CL) price continues to maintain an uptrend; however, we’ve seen some downside retracement in the past few days as a firm Read More…

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Crude Oil Futures (CL): Bulls Running Higher Above $115

Crude oil futures soar above $115.00 as supply shortage remains a key concern. Litasco becomes the main trader for Eastern Europe. OPEC production is still well below the level of last April. On Tuesday, crude oil futures (CL) had significant gains, soaring to fresh weekly highs above $115.00. The commodity benefits from the recent supply Read More…

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Crude Oil Futures (CL) Trades Higher as the EU Plans to Ban Russia

The crude oil futures trades higher as the supply side faces several hindrances. EU’s embargo on Russian oil may result in higher crude oil prices. OPEC+ favors the limited price hike after the EU’s ban. The price of crude oil futures (CL) traded higher due to supply-side factors, such as the Organization of the Petroleum Read More…