Mohammed Imran
Mohammed Imran
Crude prices moved higher Monday on the prospects for additional stimulus measures in China that could revive economic growth and energy demand
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Crude oil price today: Sharekhan remains confident of oil prices heading lower towards $65 in Q1-2025, while in short term, prices could see WTI prices trading in broader range of $75-$66
Oil price today: Crude oil prices tumbled 6 per cent on Monday, with Brent settling under $72 and WTI at $67.38
Crude oil prices have been steadier on Thursday around $70.50/b in Asian hours, ahead of the weekly EIA inventory release from the US.
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Oil prices showed marginal recovery on Monday to settle a per cent up at $68.71, following its worst weekly fall since October 2023 as WTI fell 8 per cent and Brent was down 10 per cent.
Oil recorded its first back-to-back monthly decline amid signs of sluggish demand in China and the United States raised concerns about future consumption growth.
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The overall sentiment in oil remains bearish and we expect prices to see further sell towards the support of $70 and $68 per barrel, says Mohammed Imran of Sharekhan by BNP Paribas.
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The geo-political risk and expectation of three rate cuts from US fed has triggered rally in oil prices, says Mohammed Imran.
Oil prices could fall back to early June level of $72.50 as demand side fundamental are looking weak due to abysmal economic performance of China, says technical analyst Mohammed Imran.
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US June CPI will be out tonight, and consensus is looking for a 0.2 percent monthly rise and 3.4 per cent annual gains in the crucial monthly core CPI reading.
Weakness in crude demand in China, the world's second-largest crude consumer, is bearish for oil prices, said analyst at Sharekhan by BNP Paribas.
Recent economic data from across the region like Asia, Eurozone and the US are indicating an economic slow down ahead.