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Oil demand weakens as U.S.-China trade war escalates. Will supply cuts or sanctions offset the pressure?
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The crude oil market continues to see buyers underneath, as we are trying to sort out where we are going for the year. The range looks to be holding, so there is an opportunity here.
Oil futures bounced Friday from 2025 lows, but were on track for a third straight weekly fall amid rising U.S. inventories and worries that higher U.S. tariffs on China will dent growth and crude demand.
Oil prices rebound but face resistance as OPEC+ supply concerns and U.S. stockpiles weigh on market sentiment. Can crude sustain its recovery?
Oil prices rose marginally in early Asian trade on Friday but were on track for a third straight week of decline, hurt by U.S. President Donald Trump's renewed trade war on China and threats of tariff hikes on other countries.
After hitting $70.91, crude oil eyes deeper support at $70.03 and $67.82, with potential for further declines unless support holds at key levels.
The sanctions target entities and individuals in China, India, the United Arab Emirates as well as several vessels
The crude oil market is somewhat positive in the early hours of Thursday, but we have the inventories number, and the jobs number over the next 24 hours that could move things.
Oil futures ticked higher early Thursday, seeing a modest bounce off 2025 lows after Saudi Arabia's state-owned petroleum company significantly raised physical crude prices for Asia.
Crude oil tests the 200-day moving average—will it hold or break? Traders watch key support as U.S. inventories rise and China tariffs shake market sentiment.