
Brent Futures Sees Least Volatile Week Since 2021
The Brent futures flat price for the prompt contract has seen a quieter afternoon after the sell-off witnessed this morning.
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The Brent futures flat price for the prompt contract has seen a quieter afternoon after the sell-off witnessed this morning.

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The Brent futures flat price for the prompt contract has seen a volatile morning. Price action initially strengthened from $83.26/bbl handles at 07:45 GMT to reach highs of $83.83/bbl at 09:25 GMT, however since then, price action has collapsed, falling

The May Brent futures has seen a volatile afternoon with prices reaching lows of $82.10/bbl at 14:10 GMT although strengthened to $83.07/bbl at 16:25 GMT. At 17:00 (time of writing), the contract was seen trading at $82.94/bbl.

The Brent complex saw initial support stemming from renewed tensions in the Middle East as well as bullish fundamentals including a strong demand for prompt crude.

The Brent futures flat price for the prompt contract has seen a relatively choppy, yet weak, morning. Price action weakened from $83/bbl handles at 06:35 GMT to $82.34/bbl at 09:55 GMT, despite a small spike to $82.82/bbl at 09:30 GMT.

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Prompt Brent futures flat price has seen a stronger afternoon, rising from $82.50/bbl handles at around midday to highs of $84/bbl at 16:20 GMT, before softening slightly to $83.62 at 16:55 GMT.

The May Brent futures has been strengthening throughout the start of the day well above the $82/bbl mark. At 10:30 (time of writing), the contract was seen trading at $82.68/bbl.

May Brent futures saw price action at $82.60/bbl at noon, followed by a steady correction down to $81.78/bbl handles around 13:20 GMT, and subsequently a mixed afternoon to settle around $82.36/bbl levels at the time of writing, 17:00 GMT.

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We do, finally, seem to be, genuinely, I think, getting out of this yawn-inducing range on Brent futures.

The gasoline complex has seen bears entering the market although prices still seem to be supported to some extent. Here is a summary of what happened:

The May Brent futures has slightly softened this morning with the contract opening below the $83/bbl mark and hovering around the same levels for the rest of the morning. At 10:00 GMT (time of writing), the contract was seen trading

The May Brent futures contract has experienced a mixed afternoon, rallying up from $83.01/bbl at 12:30 GMT, before seeing rejection at resistance levels around $84/bbl come 14:30 GMT and subsequently correcting downwards to trade at $82.75/bbl at the time of