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The front-month contract for Brent crude North Sea oil was down USD 0.58 at USD 78.52/bbl on Ice Futures, while the WTI equivalent stood USD 0.79 lower on the day at USD 75.06/bbl. Both contracts had peaked at six-week highs above USD 81/bbl and 77/bbl, respectively, on Monday, buoyed largely
Oil’s recent slump to the low $70s and the brief dip into the $60s handle could open the door wider for the major economies to avoid recessions
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OPEC+ has staved off an oil surplus this year by deciding to restrain production a little longer. But the temporary fix won’t hold back the supply glut awaiting global markets in 2025.
The front-month contract for Brent crude North Sea oil was down USD 0.40 at USD 73.35/bbl on Ice Futures, while the WTI equivalent stood USD 0.42 lower on the day at USD 69.92/bbl. Earlier today, the Brent and WTI benchmarks touched USD 73.14/bbl and USD 69.73/bbl, the lowest levels since