The WTI crude oil price continued rising, reaching its highest level since August last year. It jumped to $67, up sharply from last December’s low of $55.

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Geopolitical tensions and falling inventories supported crude.

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Crude Oil: 66.39   (-0.04). Nymex MTD AVG: 64.0959. Natural Gas: 3.047   (+0.051). Gasoline: 1.9973   (-0.0093). Spreads: March/April (-0.09)     April/May (+0.24). Plains WTI Posting: 62.87   (-0.04).

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West Texas Intermediate (WTI) edged lower after opening above its previous close, trading around $62.80 per barrel during the Asian hours on Monday. Crude Oil prices were little changed as traders remained cautious amid ongoing geopolitical developments.

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WTI hovers near $62 as IEA warns of a 2026 supply surplus and OPEC hints at output hikes. Will oil slide to $60 or stage a rebound?

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West Texas Intermediate (WTI) US Crude Oil prices struggle to capitalize on a modest Asian uptick on Monday and currently trade just below the $63.00 mark, up less than 0.40% for the day.

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WTI crude oil ends near weekly lows as selling pressure builds. Support near $60–62 faces renewed bearish momentum.

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Duringthe European trading session on Friday (February 13), as the week’s trading approached its end, WTI crude oil continued its short-term weak trend, with cumulative declines of nearly 4% over the past few trading sessions. The new round of selling pressure primarily stemmed from the International Energy Agency (IEA) lowering its global oil demand growth forecast for 2026, compounded by warnings of oversupply, leading to a significant cooling of market risk appetite. Currently, WTI has fallen below the $63 mark and is continuously testing support at the $62 level. If the demand outlook further deteriorates, oil prices may remain under pressure in the short term, with risks of falling to $60 or even lower levels increasing. Downward revision of demand expectations: Growth momentum clearly slowing, according to the International

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WTI slips as supply fears, weak demand signals, and soaring inventories pressure crude oil prices despite support from ongoing Strait of Hormuz risk.

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WTI crude oil slipped to $62.89 per barrel as prices extended their retreat from recent highs and headed toward a second straight weekly loss. The pullback signals a sharp shift in sentiment

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The EIA now sees the WTI spot price averaging $53.42 per barrel this year.

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On Friday, the WTI crude oil price extended Thursday’s pullback to trade at about $62.80 after the latest US economic data.

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U.S. President Trump said that the second aircraft carrier would be “leaving very shortly” to the Middle East.

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