
Petroleum Daily Report 11-2-2022
Oil prices rose again today, gaining ground despite other risk assets coming off following the Feds decision
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Oil prices rose again today, gaining ground despite other risk assets coming off following the Feds decision

Oil prices are higher today, recouping some losses from yesterday’s session around China demand optimism. An unverified note trending in social media, and tweeted by influential economist Hao Hong, said a “Reopening Committee” has been formed by Politburo Standing Member Wang Huning, and was reviewing overseas COVID data to assess various reopening scenarios, aiming to […]

Oil prices fell on Monday on expectations that U.S. production could rise and as weaker economic

Oil prices were down slightly today after a strong few sessions as China again ramped up Covid-19 protocols.

Oil prices rose today, extending yesterday’s rally on large US crude exports and bullish economic sentiment

Oil prices were higher again today buoyed by a weakening USD and strong crude exports.

Oil prices were higher today in another volatile session after initially trading down more than $1 earlier in the session.

Oil prices were lower today in a choppy session on lackluster Chinese demand and a strong US dollar.

Oil prices were higher today after trading down over a dollar earlier in the session.

Oil prices were mostly flat for the day in another choppy session. The market is being tugged in both directions by fears of a global economic slowdown and production curbs