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WTI Flat as EU Targets Russian Refined Fuels

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Last updated: 2025/07/18 at 9:34 PM
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Oil ended the day little modified as merchants weighed contemporary efforts from the European Union to crimp Russian power exports.

West Texas Intermediate crude held regular to shut close to $67 a barrel after the EU agreed to a lower cost cap for Moscow’s crude as a part of a package deal of sanctions on Moscow. The measures embrace curbs on fuels made out of Russian petroleum, further banking limitations and a ban on a big oil refinery in India. The Asian nation, which buys giant quantities of Russian crude, is a serious exporter of refined merchandise to Europe, the place markets for fuels like diesel have been tight.

“Whereas the EU measures might not drastically influence crude flows, the restrictions on refined merchandise and expanded shadow fleet focusing on are fueling concern within the diesel advanced,” stated Rebecca Babin, a senior power dealer at CIBC Non-public Wealth Group.

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Oil has trended greater since early Could, with each Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs Group Inc. making the case {that a} buildup in international crude stockpiles has occurred in areas that don’t maintain a lot sway in price-setting.

In the meantime, spreads within the diesel market are indicating tightness. The hole between the primary and second month of New York heating oil futures climbed to $4.17 a gallon at one level within the session, up from $2.99 on Thursday. (Diesel and heating oil are the identical product within the US, simply taxed in a different way.)

“The logic of diesel tightness propping up crude flat costs stays unchanged,” stated Huang Wanzhe, an analyst at Dadi Futures Co., who added that the peak-demand season had seen a strong begin. “The important thing query is how lengthy this power can final,” she stated.

In wider markets, robust US knowledge on shopper sentiment eased considerations in regards to the world’s largest economic system, serving to to underpin a risk-on temper.

Crude futures additionally stay in backwardation within the nearer months of their curves, which suggests merchants are having to pay extra to safe immediate provides. That sample factors to tight situations at the same time as producers’ cartel OPEC+ has been enjoyable output curbs at a speedy clip.

Oil Costs

  • WTI for August supply fell 0.3% to settle at $67.34 a barrel in New York.
  • Brent for September settlement was 0.3% decrease to settle at $69.28 a barrel.

 


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