Crude oil futures trading sideways ahead of the OPEC+ meeting. The demand for crude oil decreases amid a poor global economy. The crude oil price is technically within a pennant, looking for a bearish breakout. Following a drop of 1% in the previous trading session, crude oil (CL) futures prices were flat on Wednesday ahead Read More…
US dollar weakens after FOMC meeting. Risk sentiment remains positive amid a better-than-expected earnings report. Crude oil inventories significantly drop. Today’s crude oil (CL) futures price analysis is bullish as investors are willing to take risks. Crude stocks went down, and gasoline demand in the US increased, which helped prices rally today. “Risk sentiment has Read More…
US gasoline inventories rose higher than investors expected. Supply concerns eased after crude production resumed in Libya. The Keystone Pipeline in Canada is still operating at reduced rates. Today’s crude oil (CL) futures outlook is bearish as investors worry over demand after US data showed a drop in gasoline consumption. US West Texas Intermediate crude Read More…
High US inflation rate is fueling recession worries that might hurt demand. COVID-19 is coming back to Asia, which could lead to restrictions. The soaring dollar is making oil expensive. Today’s crude oil (CL) futures price is bearish owing to the increase in demand worries in the global market. The first thing fueling demand worries Read More…
Recession fear and strong US dollar triggered sell-off in the crude oil futures. China announced a new round of COVID-19 tests in Shanghai, which could lead to demand dampening restrictions. There is a risk of tighter demand if the global economy tips into a recession. Today’s crude oil (CL) futures forecast is bearish as demand Read More…
G7 leaders have agreed to a possible ban on Russian oil. Saudi Arabia might be unable to boost output, bringing back supply concerns. Political unrest in oil-producing countries could lead to tighter global supply. The outlook for Crude oil futures today is bullish due to the supply concerns fueled by primary producers Saudi Arabia and Read More…
