Crude Oil

WTI crude has recovered by nearly 4% over the past three trading sessions, approaching the $64 per barrel level.

Crude Oil, Nasdaq Outlook: Crude oil holds a bullish breakout above the $63 mark, while the Nasdaq remains capped below the key 21,800 resistance ahead of Friday’s Non-Farm Payrolls (NFPs) and amid intensifying tariff negotiations. What are the key levels to watch?

Crude Oil Weekly Outlook: June 9 court appeal deadlines and July 9 reciprocal tariff extensions are keeping crude oil in a state of uncertain but bullish tension, just as summer demand steps into the spotlight. With OPEC policy, tariff politics, and U.S. court rulings all converging, what are the key levels to watch in the week ahead?

Crude oil rallies off recent lows, but positioning data and technical resistance suggest upside may be capped. Could WTI be setting up for another leg lower?

Crude Oil, Nasdaq Outlook: Following major AI-related deals between the U.S. and Gulf nations, positive market sentiment has emerged for the remainder of 2025, suggesting a possible correlation between the AI sector, risk sentiment, and crude oil.

WTI crude oil has shown a relatively steady variation of around 3% over the past few trading sessions, without establishing a clear direction, as the price oscillates around the $60 mark in the short term.

Big downside surprises in US producer prices, retail sales, and factory output fuelled hopes the Fed could cut sooner, knocking yields and lifting equities. Gold loved it, crude didn’t—but FX markets stayed aloof, clinging to the charts over fundamentals.

Crude Oil, Nasdaq Outlook: Risk appetite has strengthened on renewed U.S.–China trade optimism and recent diplomatic and investment progress in the Middle East, supporting stocks and crude oil amid improved growth expectations.

Crude Oil Weekly Outlook: India-Pakistan tensions, U.S.-China trade talks, and OPEC supply shifts are all converging around the critical $60 price barrier. What are the key levels to watch?

Gold rebounds from key support, crude oil stabilises near recent lows, and Wall Street eyes the Fed meeting and trade tensions amid sticky inflation signals.

Markets open cautiously as Eurozone inflation stays firm, limiting ECB flexibility. Focus shifts to a busy week of central bank decisions, with the Fed on Wednesday and the BoE on Thursday. U.S. NFP beat forecasts, but growth signals remain mixed. Crude oil dips, silver gains, and earnings from Uber, Disney, and Shopify are on this week. Stay alert as central bank guidance and macro data define the path for global markets.