West Texas Intermediate
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Crude Oil
Argentinean Drillers Benefitting from Government’s Efforts to Set Oil Prices
West Texas Intermediate has been rising since its history-making crash in the U.S. last month, trading at around $25. Brent crude has been hovering, reaching $30 in London. They can’t come near the criollo barrel in Argentina, although — $45 guaranteed, no matter what. That dream worth doesn’t actually exist, but it surely might soon. The administration of President Alberto…
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Crude Oil’s Rollercoaster Ride Resume as Oil Producers Meeting Delays
Crude oil’s rollercoaster ride restarted Monday, with each Brent and West Texas Intermediate (WTI) futures falling sharply amid news of a delay to a meeting of oil producers. While information headlines are driving the short-interval volatility in crude costs, it’s maybe a worthwhile exercise to take a stand back take a look at what is actually taking place, what’s likely to…
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Crude Oil
Oil to Fall Lowest Since 2008 Financial Crisis Despite Rising Over 3%
Oil prices had been set for their worst weekly drop since the 2008 financial crisis, regardless of rising over 3% Friday, as investors worried over evaporating demand from the coronavirus pandemic and a production increase by top producers. Brent crude was up $1.12, i.e., 3.4%, at $34.33 per barrel after tanking over 7% Thursday. For the week, Brent is set…
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