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Crude Oil, OPEC+, Saudi Arabia, Contango, Backwardation, Volatility, China – Talking Points Crude oil prices responded sharply to supply conjecture Futures markets might provide hints for WTI direction China’s economic outlook continues to battle disruptive restrictions Recommended by Daniel McCarthy Get Your Free Oil Forecast Crude oil collapsed around US$ 5 to a 10-month low …
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Crude Oil Price Talking Points The price of oil dips to a fresh weekly low ($114.60) following an unexpected rise in US inventories, and crude may face a further decline over the coming days if it fails to defend the opening range for June. Crude Oil Price Eyes June Low amid Rise in US Inventory …
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