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Despite the raising of the U.S. debt ceiling, the outlook for global oil demand remains uncertain ahead of the upcoming OPEC meeting.

Sentiment in oil markets remain bearish, but bold statements from Saudi Arabia’s have given the bulls hope that OPEC+ may once again cut output.

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Volatility is the buzzword in oil markets this week as investors closely monitor the progress of debt ceiling negotiations, economic indicators from major economies and supply dynamics

While there are some bullish catalysts appearing in oil markets, bearish sentiment continues to dominate in the short term.

Early signals of weaker demand and recession fears have ended the ongoing rally in crude oil futures, with WTI losing more than $6 week-on-week

Despite some minor profit taking, oil prices closed the week with gains as traders are anticipating a more cautious Fed

A combination of the OPEC+ cuts and a decline in U.S. crude inventories are keeping recession fears at bay as oil prices hold their gains

Crude prices recovered throughout the week, supported by a suspension of Kurdistan crude exports and a draw in U.S. crude stocks

Crude remains stuck between strong demand figures from China and drawing fuel inventories, but crude traders remain unconvinced that the banking crisis has been solved