
Petroleum Daily Report 7-14-2021
Oil prices came off today as Saudi Arabia and the UAE have reached a compromise on the UAE increasing its baseline production. Sources say this should pave the way for the group to reach a deal on outp
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Oil prices came off today as Saudi Arabia and the UAE have reached a compromise on the UAE increasing its baseline production. Sources say this should pave the way for the group to reach a deal on outp

Oil prices rose today as expectations of a further draw in inventories supported prices. Crude inventories have been on the decline for 7 weeks, now below pandemic levels in a

Oil prices came off today as economic concerns and Covid spread are outweighing bullish fundamentals.

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Oil prices closed lower for the day as tensions are emerging within OPEC+. Saudi Arabia and the UAE were unable to come to terms on supply, dissolving the discussions on production increases and initially leading the market to trade higher.

Oil prices closed lower for the day as tensions are emerging within OPEC+. Saudi Arabia and the UAE were unable to come to terms on supply, dissolving the discussions on production increases and initially leading the market to trade higher.

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Brent crude prices rose on Wednesday 34 cents to settle at $74.62 per barrel. WTI gained 49 cents to settle at $73.47 a barrel. US crude stockpiles fell last week for the sixth straight week as refiners increase output