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Oil Slips as Putin Talks Loom

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Last updated: 2025/08/06 at 8:55 PM
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Oil fell for the fifth straight session as merchants waited to see whether or not US President Donald Trump would impose extra extreme measures to limit Russian power flows. Crude prolonged losses in late buying and selling on a report that Trump plans to fulfill with Russian President Vladimir Putin quickly.

West Texas Intermediate dipped 1.2% to settle simply above $64 a barrel, notching the longest day by day shedding streak since September, as merchants positioned for the potential of a softer stance on Russia than the White Home beforehand telegraphed. Futures dipped additional after the New York Instances reported that Trump plans to fulfill with Putin in individual as quickly as subsequent week and observe that up with a gathering between himself, Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy.

Trump earlier highlighted “nice progress made” in a gathering between his envoy and Putin, however didn’t rule out the potential of additional penalties on Moscow’s oil revenues. The developments injected additional uncertainty right into a market that already was grappling with blended indicators on provide and demand.

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On the one hand, US crude inventories fell as home refiners run on the highest ranges since 2019 seasonally. On the opposite, Trump has stated repeatedly that he desires to see decrease oil costs and an finish to the warfare in Ukraine.

In a CNBC interview Tuesday, he stated that “if power goes down low sufficient, Putin’s going to cease killing folks.”

“For those who get power down one other $10 a barrel, he’s going to haven’t any selection, as a result of his economic system stinks,” Trump added.

The White Home introduced an extra 25% tariff on India over its purchases of Russian power this week. Nonetheless, the levies on India gained’t come into impact for one more 21 days, that means merchants will stay on edge in case Trump makes additional strikes.

US particular envoy Steve Witkoff held talks with Putin within the Russian capital on Wednesday, simply two days earlier than a deadline Trump set for Moscow to halt the warfare in Ukraine. The Kremlin stated the assembly was constructive and the 2 sides exchanged “indicators” over the battle, Russian media reported.

US crude futures have largely traded between $65 and $70 for the reason that finish of June as merchants wait to see if Trump’s tariffs will harm world consumption and whether or not his strain on India will reshape the nation’s oil-buying patterns.

Merchants are additionally monitoring OPEC+ output will increase. Final weekend, the alliance agreed to hike manufacturing once more in September, boosting considerations that world provides will run forward of consumption this half.

Saudi Arabia lifted its crude costs for a second-consecutive month, signaling confidence in demand and limiting oil’s losses. Diesel markets additionally continued to stay tight, providing assist.

Oil Costs

  • WTI for September supply sank 1.2% to settle at $64.35 a barrel in New York.
  • Brent for October settlement fell 1.1% to settle at $66.89 a barrel.

 


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