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Crude Oil Analysis: WTI Breaks Back Above $70 Amid Potential Tariffs on Russian Oil
After falling to the $65 per barrel zone, WTI has posted a recovery of over 6% over the past two weeks of trading. For now, the bias remains neutral, as the market stays focused on the potential outcomes of U.S. trade tariffs.
Crude Oil Week Ahead: Oil is Caught Between Tariffs and Geopolitical Risks
Crude Oil Week Ahead: Tariff concerns weigh on oil demand forecasts and geopolitical tensions elevate supply risks; this dual pressure is stalling oil’s rebound near the $70 per barrel mark ahead of Liberation Day and U.S. Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) week.
Crude Oil Week Ahead: Oversupply vs. Supply Disruption Risks
Crude Oil Week Ahead: Oil prices remain range-bound, caught between rising Middle East tensions and potential Russia–Ukraine peace deals. While peace deals could amplify oversupply and weak demand concerns, escalating conflict may lift risk premiums and temporarily support prices.
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EUR/USD forecast: Global PMIs and Core PCE in focus
After years of sticking rigidly to fiscal orthodoxy, Berlin is now opening the taps. The newly approved legislation paves the way for a €500 billion fund earmarked for infrastructure investment while also loosening borrowing restrictions to facilitate a sharp rise in defence spending. This is something that is expected to boost GDP and potentially keep inflation elevated, providing a positive backdrop to the medium term EUR/USD forecast.
Crude Oil Week Ahead: OPEC Report, IEA Report, and Supply Concerns
Crude Oil Week Ahead: the crude oil market is expected to remain volatile this week with the Chinese economic stimulus, shifts in US monetary policy expectations, and supply concerns between hurricanes and geopolitical tensions. This will coincide with the release of OPEC and IEA Oil monthly reports and 2024-2025 forecasts.
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