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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.

WTI tumbles below $65.50 on demand concerns

WTI price extends its downside to near $65.45 in Tuesday’s early Asian session.  Fears of slow global economies and US…

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WTI trades with modest intraday losses below mid-66.00s; lacks bearish conviction

WTI edges lower amid worries that Trump’s trade tariffs would impact fuel demand. OPEC+ will proceed with oil output hikes…

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Crazy Ivan in Oil

The U.S. president, Donald Trump, has threatened further sanctions against Russia, citing the “fact” that Moscow is currently “pounding” Ukraine…

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Natgas Down 4%, EIA Inventories Change Lower Than Expected

US natural gas inventories change according to EIA: -80 bcf vs -92 bcf exp. and -261 bcf previously The reading…

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Oil: Brent breaks below $70/bbl – ING

Sentiment remains negative in the oil market, with ICE Brent falling close to 2.5% yesterday. It settled below US$70/bbl after…

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WTI declines below $66.50 on US crude stocks build, US tariffs

WTI price remains under selling pressure around $66.45 in Thursday’s early Asian session. Crude oil stockpiles in the US rose by…

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WTI Crude Oil Drops Over 3%

Price falls below $66 per barrel, potentially marking the lowest close since 2021 WTI crude oil is losing more than…

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Let’s Talk Commodities: Oil, Natgas, Cocoa And Gold

Oil: OPEC+ has indicated in its latest statement that it intends to proceed with increasing production from April. The production…

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Venezuelan oil supply at risk – ING

The oil market came under pressure again yesterday, with ICE Brent settling a little more than 0.8% lower. WTI is…

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WTI slumps to near $67.50 as Trump tariffs weigh on global Oil demand outlook

The Oil price slides to near $67.50 as the global trade war intensifies. US tariffs and counter-tariffs, its major trading…

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