Energies
Commodities include agricultural products such as wheat and cattle, energy products such as oil and natural gas, and metals such as gold, silver, and aluminum.
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WTI Moved Lower on Higher Than Expected Crude Inventories
02:30 PM GMT, United States – EIA Data: Crude Oil Inventories: actual 0.515M; forecast 0.400M; previous 2.553M; Crude Oil Imports: actual -2.044M; previous…
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WTI drops to near $60.00 as US-China trade dispute continues to weigh on energy demand
WTI declined by over 1% as the prolonged US-China trade conflict continues to weigh on energy demand. The IEA has…
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WTI drifts lower below $61.00 amid uncertainty on Trump trade war
WTI price edges lower to near $60.80 in Wednesday’s early Asian session. OPEC cut its oil demand growth forecast for…
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Commodities – Oil, Gold, Natgas And Copper
Crude Oil: Goldman Sachs, in its latest report, expects a lower trading range for Brent crude of $59–63 per barrel…
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Nat-Gas Prices Recover as US Weather Forecasts Cool
May Nymex natural gas (NGK25) on Tuesday closed up by +0.004 (+0.12%). May nat-gas prices on Tuesday recovered from a…
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Energy Demand Concerns Undercut Crude Prices
May WTI crude oil (CLK25) Tuesday closed down -0.20 (-0.33%), and May RBOB gasoline (RBK25) closed up +0.0022 (+0.11%). Crude…
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WTI stays above $61.00 due to tariff relief hopes, strong Chinese imports
WTI remains steady after President Trump hinted at potential new tariff exemptions for the auto industry. China’s Oil imports in…
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OPEC Trims Demand Forecasts
The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (Opec) has lowered its projections for global oil demand growth in both 2025…
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Oil: Tariff relief vs Iranian talks – ING
The oil market is quiet in early morning trading today, after settling lower for a second consecutive week last week.…
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WTI trades with negative bias just above mid-$60.00s amid mixed fundamental cues
WTI meets with a fresh supply amid worries that the US-China trade war would dent fuel demand. A surprise OPEC+…
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