Natural Gas, WTI Oil, Brent Oil Forecasts – Oil Pulls Back As Trump Says Negotiations Will Continue
Oil prices moved lower as Iran asked for negotiations.
Oil prices moved lower as Iran asked for negotiations.
The oil markets continue to see a lot of noisy trading, as we are in the middle of trying to find the bottom. A summer range is my default thought here, so let's see if it comes to fruition.
Global crude markets showed resilience with elevated refinery runs supporting transportation and petrochemical demand. WTI defended support at $72.08 with bearish continuation, Brent held EMA support at $76.13, and Natural Gas maintained structure at $3.008.
Global crude markets showed resilience with elevated refinery runs supporting transportation and petrochemical demand. WTI defended support at $73.85 with higher lows, Brent held channel support at $78.33, and Natural Gas maintained structure at $3.212.
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Global crude markets showed resilience with elevated refinery runs supporting transportation and petrochemical demand. WTI defended support at $72.72 with higher lows, Brent held channel support at $76.56, and Natural Gas maintained bullish structure at $3.290.
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The oil markets continue to see a bit of potential “base building” on Tuesday.
U.S. crude inventories stayed near minimum operating levels while refined product demand remained firm amid ongoing economic activity. WTI held $69.09 support, Brent defended $72.63, and Natural Gas continued its upward channel at $3.221.
Oil prices remain under pressure as supply growth limits the rebound in WTI and Brent, while weak demand signals keep traders focused on key support levels.
I just don't think there's a whole lot of momentum and belief in the oil markets are the moment, as we are trying to sort out post-war life.
Oil markets remained balanced as OPEC+ maintained output discipline while non-OPEC supply, led by strong U.S. shale production, continued to grow. WTI held at $69.09 defending EMA 50 support, Brent stayed at $72.34, and Natural Gas traded at $3.232 with ascending channel momentum.
Oil markets gain some ground in quiet trading.
The world is pricing in peace in the oil markets but also covering bets as we are heading into a three-day weekend.
Oil markets gain some ground, supported by the pullback of the American currency.
Global crude markets showed resilience with elevated refinery runs supporting transportation and petrochemical demand. WTI defended support at $67.81 with higher lows, Brent held channel support at $73.06, and Natural Gas maintained bullish structure at $3.196.
Oil prices remain under pressure as WTI breaks below $69 and Brent tests $70, while easing Strait of Hormuz risks and expected OPEC+ supply increases keep sellers in control.
The oil markets continue to see a bit of support just below, as it looks like we are trying to find the bottom at this point.
U.S. crude inventories stayed near minimum operating levels while refined product demand remained firm amid ongoing economic activity. WTI held $69.64 support, Brent defended $73.06, and Natural Gas continued its upward channel at $3.220.
Oil markets are losing ground as U.S. – Iran negotiations continue.