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.

WTI remains subdued below $69.00 amid potential impact of upcoming US tariffs on economy

WTI price struggles amid growing demand concerns, fueled by fears that US tariffs could negatively impact the global economy. President…

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Oil Holds Losses

WTI crude oil futures hovered around $69 per barrel on Friday, holding onto a decline of more than 1% from…

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Brent Holds Losses

Brent crude oil futures hovered below $72 per barrel on Friday, holding onto an over 1% drop from the previous…

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Nat-Gas Prices Recover on Forecasts for Hotter US Weather

September Nymex natural gas (NGU25) on Thursday closed up +0.061 (+2.00%). Sep nat-gas prices on Thursday recovered from a 3.25-month…

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Crude Prices Retreat on Dollar Strength and US Tariff Policies

September WTI crude oil (CLU25) on Thursday closed down -0.74 (-1.06%), and September RBOB gasoline (RBU25) closed down -0.0282 (-1.28%).…

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Oil Falls from 6-Week High

WTI crude oil futures fell to $69.5 per barrel on Thursday, retreating from six-week highs after a three-day rally, as…

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Nat-Gas Prices Retreat on a Mixed Weather Forecast

September Nymex natural gas (NGU25) on Wednesday closed down -0.097 (-3.09%). Sep nat-gas prices retreated on Wednesday due to a…

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Crude Oil and the US Dollar Index Are Heading Higher

There are two key “outside markets” that commodity traders monitor closely to help them determine the daily price direction of…

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WTI holds near $69.00, five-week highs, following Trump’s renewed threat to Russia

WTI price hovers near five-week highs amid rising supply concerns. President Trump threatened to tighter deadline for Russia to end…

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Oil Holds Near 5-Week High

WTI crude oil futures hovered above $69 per barrel on Wednesday, holding at a five-week high, supported by supply concerns…

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