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The November Brent Futures contract has seen a mixed afternoon session, rising from around $67.81/bbl at 11:40 BST to the daily high of $68.57/bbl at 15:30 BST, before being sold into post-EIA stats release down to $68/bbl, and retracing back
Following Tuesday’s rally, Nov’25 Brent futures has retraced lower from $68.60/bbl towards the $68/bbl level, trading at $67.93/bbl at 11:30 BST (time of writing). In the news, China issued a third batch of 8.4 million tons of 2025 export quotas
Nov’25 Brent futures strengthened this afternoon, from $67.65/bbl at 13.00 BST to $68.45/bbl at 17.28 BST (time of writing). Russia’s state pipeline operator Transneft has warned oil producers they may need to cut output after a wave of Ukrainian drone
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For all the talk about a crude oil glut that has not been reflected yet in flat price, North Sea traders might agree, as back-end September-loading cargos are seriously struggling to clear. Physical
As anticipated in our report last week, M1 Brent futures gained w/w up to $67/bbl but faced resistance from the structural 100-day moving average, which remains immediate resistance.
This morning, the Nov’25 Brent Futures contract softened from around $67.50/bbl, overnight, to reach $67.00/bbl at 10.08 BST, inching back up to $67.30/bbl at the time of writing at 11.24 BST. Progress on the India-US trade deal front largely hinges
The front-month (Nov’25) Brent futures contract traded around the $67/bbl handle this afternoon, climbing from $67/bbl at noon today to a peak of $67.80/bbl at 15:53 BST, where it met resistance before stabilising around $67.30/bbl at 17:17 BST (time of
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View: Bullish Target Price: $67-69/bbl
In the week ending 09 Sep, both Brent and WTI saw net losses. There was chatter about an early OPEC+ supply hike…
This morning, the Nov’25 Brent Futures contract has a Doji daily candle reflecting little net change. The contract reached $67.53/bbl at 07.10 BST but softened to $67.14/bbl at 11.37 BST (time of writing). US and Chinese officials, led by Treasury
Nov’25 Brent futures has consolidated after the Friday morning rally which saw prices rise by over $2 up to $68/bbl before coming off to $67.50/bbl at 17:00 BST (time of writing). Despite a relatively large intraday trading range, from a
HSFO found a floor in the past two weeks, as the front 3.5% barge crack has started to inch up again following some losses at the start of the month. In the fortnight ending 12 Sep, the Oct’25 barge crack
The Nov’25 Brent Futures contract rallied all morning to $66.89/bbl at 10:38 BST before softening a touch to $66.76/bbl at 11:15 BST (time of writing). In the news, Japan will lower its price cap on Russian crude oil from $60/bbl
Nov’25 Brent Futures softened from $66.57/bbl at 15.00 BST to $66.40/bbl at 17.55 BST (time of writing). Crude oil losses in Nigeria dropped to 9.6 kb/d in July 2025, their lowest in 16 years, according to the NUPRC. The fall
