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Oil Settles Under $70 on Stronger Greenback

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Last updated: 2024/12/19 at 8:54 PM
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Oil fell by nearly 1% to settle beneath $70 a barrel as expectations for fewer interest-rate cuts by the US Federal Reserve boosted the greenback.

Fed officers lowered borrowing prices as anticipated on Wednesday, however reined within the variety of reductions they count on to make in 2025. The dollar rallied to a two-year excessive, making commodities priced within the foreign money much less interesting.

Additionally weighing available on the market: China’s largest oil refiner stated gasoline demand within the nation probably peaked, at the same time as robust petrochemical progress continues.

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Crude has been rangebound for the reason that center of October, and is ready for the narrowest annual value band since 2020. Heading into 2025, merchants are weighing a looming provide glut and lackluster Chinese language demand with geopolitical dangers, resembling the prospect President-elect Donald Trump strikes to limit Iranian provide.

“Oil oversupply is looming, however nobody desires to be quick” in case there’s a provide shock or escalation within the Center East, stated Joe DeLaura, a former dealer and international power strategist with Rabobank. “However there’s not sufficient of a requirement slowdown or financial crash pricing-in to get Brent into the low $60s but.”

Oil Costs:

  • WTI for January supply, which expires Thursday, dipped 1% to $69.91 a barrel in New York.

    • The more-active February contract fell 0.9% at $69.38 a barrel.

  • Brent edged decrease 0.7% to settle at $72.88 a barrel.


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