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WTI Price Analysis: Bulls are waiting in the flanks of the Fibonacci scale - Vimarsana News

WTI Price Analysis: Bulls are waiting in the flanks of the Fibonacci scale

Crude prices jumped today after Saudi Arabia said it would cut its crude production by -1.0 million bpd starting in July. However, weaker-than-expecte

W&T Offshore (NYSE:WTI) PT Lowered to $7.90 at Stifel Nicolaus - Vimarsana News

W&T Offshore (NYSE:WTI) PT Lowered to $7.90 at Stifel Nicolaus

W&T Offshore (NYSE:WTI – Get Rating) had its price target reduced by Stifel Nicolaus from $8.20 to $7.90 in a research report released on Tuesday, The Fly reports. Separately, StockNews.com assumed coverage on shares of W&T Offshore in a research report on Thursday, May 18th. They issued a hold rating for the company. W&T Offshore […]

Oil rebounds for second day after Senate votes through debt-ceiling deal - Vimarsana News

Oil rebounds for second day after Senate votes through debt-ceiling deal

Oil price rallies for the second day on Friday as global markets breathe a sigh of relief after the US Senate votes through the debt-ceiling extension

Oil prices up with approval of US debt ceiling - Vimarsana News

Oil prices up with approval of US debt ceiling

Price rises tempered by market uncertainty ahead of OPEC+ ministerial meeting on Sunday where experts predict group will keep next production level unchanged - Anadolu Ajansı

Source: aa.com.tr
Oil rises on rate-hike pause and US debt progress - Vimarsana News

Oil rises on rate-hike pause and US debt progress

Positive market sentiment returns as the US Fed hints at a rate hold and the debt bill passes, while concerns over mixed demand and rising crude inventories persist