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Oil Falls as Trump Pushes Summit

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Last updated: 2025/08/19 at 8:50 PM
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Oil slid as merchants weighed the outlook for a ceasefire in Ukraine, with President Donald Trump pushing for a summit between Vladimir Putin and Volodymyr Zelensky after a sequence of high-level talks.

West Texas Intermediate fell 1.7% to settle close to $62, whereas Brent dipped 1.2% to settle round $66. Any eventual peace deal might pave the best way for fewer restrictions on Russian crude exports, although Moscow has largely saved its oil flowing because the battle started.

Trump known as the Russian president and urged him to start out planning for a one-on-one assembly with Zelensky after discussions with the Ukrainian chief on Monday on the White Home. The US president advised Fox Information on Tuesday that each Russia and Ukraine should present flexibility in any talks.

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Oil is down greater than 10% this 12 months because of issues concerning the fallout from US commerce insurance policies and the outlook for oversupply as OPEC+ brings again barrels. Any influence from the talks on the Ukraine warfare continues to be unsure, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reiterated Tuesday that the US might enhance tariffs on India due to its Russian oil purchases.

“The market, in my view, is pricing in that Russian sanctions can be easing considerably, though in fact something can occur so it’s a gradual pricing-in,” stated Dennis Kissler, senior vice chairman for buying and selling at BOK Monetary Securities. “Nonetheless, it’s trying extra favorable this week than it has prior to now few weeks.”

Regardless of the diplomacy, assaults from either side proceed. Ukraine stated it carried out a contemporary strike on Russia’s Druzhba oil pipeline system on Monday, halting a conduit that’s vital for crude provide to elements of central Europe. Ukraine stated Russia hit a home oil refinery within the nation in a single day.

Whereas crude costs have been largely sandwiched in a variety because of thinner summer time buying and selling volumes and ongoing efforts to finish the warfare, different market gauges have had a busier August.

On the US Gulf Coast, crude barrels are fetching a few of their greatest premiums in months, in an indication that extra provides could possibly be heading for export over the subsequent few weeks. On the similar time, the US benchmark is buying and selling at its greatest low cost relative to Brent since April, one other issue that would enhance abroad shipments.

Oil Costs

  • WTI for September supply dropped 1.7% to settle at $62.35 a barrel.

    • The more-active WTI October contract fell 1.5% to settle at $61.77.

  • Brent for October settlement dipped 1.2% to settle at $65.79 a barrel.

 


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