Over the past year, US benchmark crude is up about 14 per cent due to Middle East tensions and OPEC output cuts. However, the Israel-Hamas conflict hasn't disrupted oil flows significantly, and non-OPEC supplies remain plentiful, capping gains.
OPEC is expected to extend its production cuts in an upcoming meeting, which has recently helped both WTI and Brent to break above their 100-day moving averages.
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Disclaimer: Neha Qureshi is a senior manager, technical research analyst of commodities & currency. Views expressed are her own.
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