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Oil Prices Grow Amid OPEC+ Decision to Extend Cuts – ING
A strong response to the 'Trump tariff threat'! Canada’s Energy Minister: The USA cannot find alternatives at all.
① The Canadian Minister of Energy, Jonathan Wilkinson, stated that Trump's claim that the USA does not need anything from Canada is "completely wrong." ② Wilkinson mentioned that the USA finds it difficult to find alternatives to Canadian Crude Oil Product, Uranium, and potash, and warned that trade retaliation measures, including export taxes, may be taken.
Occidental Petroleum Options Spot-On: On January 8th, 74,695 Contracts Were Traded, With 1.2 Million Open Interest
S&P 500 Positive for 'First Five Days,' Huang Sees Decades till Quantum | Wall Street Today
U.S. Natural Gas Market Shrugs Off Small Inventory Draw -- Market Talk
5 US Stocks Warren Buffett Is Betting Big on for 2025
Energy Sector Goes From S&P 500's 'Worst to First' in 2025 Start
Wednesday Market Falls, Quantum Computing Pulls Back Hard on Treasury Yield Crunch | Live Stock
Oil: More Obstacles for Iranian Crude – ING
Occidental Petroleum Options Spot-On: On January 7th, 105.35K Contracts Were Traded, With 1.18 Million Open Interest
Tuesday Market Pulls Back After Nvidia All Time High | Wall Street Today
Oil Futures Settle at Highest Level Since October, Buoyed by Stronger Demand
U.S. Natural Gas Futures Fall in Continued Volatility -- Market Talk
Market Sells CES Tech News, ISM Tuesday as Nvidia Champions Robots Monday | Live Stock
U.S. Natural Gas Balances to Tighten In 2025, Bank of America Says -- Market Talk
Crude Futures Resume Rally After Pullback -- Market Talk
Is Occidental Petroleum Corporation's (NYSE:OXY) Latest Stock Performance A Reflection Of Its Financial Health?
Oil Price Rises at the Start of the Year – Commerzbank
Oil Rally Stalls as European Gas Prices Weaken Amid Shifting Market Dynamics
Preparing for "Trump 2.0"? Hedge funds are increasing their Call on oil prices.
Bull positions in Crude Oil have increased by 41% over the past three weeks, with net long positions reaching the highest level since August of last year. For traders more focused on fundamentals, Trump's tough stance on Iran has made them reluctant to short; Trump's potential tariff policies raise inflation concerns, which has also prompted traders to hedge risks by going long on oil.