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<ul><li>Crude oil futures were drifting lower Tuesday with benchmarks unable to find conviction on any upwards move for a second session, following what had been viewed as a relatively neutral OPEC+ decision on Sunday.</li><li>Front-month Janc25 ICE Brent futures were trading at $64.50/b (2107 BST) versus Monday's settle of $64.89/b, while Dec25 NYMEX WTI was at $60.57/b against a previous close of $61.05/b.</li><li>While the group of eight members added another 137,000 bpd to quotas in December, the members taking part in voluntary cuts agreed to pause the unwinding program in the first quarter.</li></ul>

Crude oil futures were drifting lower Tuesday with benchmarks unable to find conviction on any upwards move for a second session, following what had been viewed as a relatively neutral OPEC+ decision on Sunday.Front-month Janc25 ICE Brent futures were trading at $64.50/b (2107 BST) versus Monday's settle of $64.89/b, while Dec25 NYMEX WTI was at $60.57/b against a previous close of $61.05/b.While the group of eight members added another 137,000 bpd to quotas in December, the members taking part in voluntary cuts agreed to pause the unwinding program in the first quarter.

Oil futures: Crude drifts lower as oversupply concerns linger

<ul><li>Crude oil futures opened the week steady after OPEC+ said it would hold off on further production increases following a small uplift in December.</li><li>Front-month Jan26 ICE Brent futures were trading at $64.86/b (2205 BST) versus Friday's settle of $64.77/b , while Dec25 NYMEX WTI was at $61.05/b against a previous close of $60.98/b.</li><li>The OPEC+ announcement to pause production levels in Q1 came after the group rubberstamped another 137,000 bpd increase in December , a move that had been widely flagged and priced-in ahead of Sunday's meeting.</li></ul>

Crude oil futures opened the week steady after OPEC+ said it would hold off on further production increases following a small uplift in December.Front-month Jan26 ICE Brent futures were trading at $64.86/b (2205 BST) versus Friday's settle of $64.77/b , while Dec25 NYMEX WTI was at $61.05/b against a previous close of $60.98/b.The OPEC+ announcement to pause production levels in Q1 came after the group rubberstamped another 137,000 bpd increase in December , a move that had been widely flagged and priced-in ahead of Sunday's meeting.

Oil futures: Crude steady as OPEC+ to pause hikes in Q1

<ul><li>Crude futures moved higher in late-Friday trading after this week's US-China talks were met with a muted response from oil markets, while investors continued to monitor Russian sanctions and the likely outcome of this weekend's OPEC+ meeting.</li><li>Jan25 ICE Brent futures were trading at $65.07/b (2020 BST) versus Thursday's settle of $64.37/b, while Dec25 NYMEX WTI was at $60.87/b against a previous close of $60.57/b.</li><li>The 'truce' between Beijing and Washington was seen as enough to keep global trade ticking over, but in the absence of a long-term solution, analysts said markets are likely to be kept on edge.</li></ul>

Crude futures moved higher in late-Friday trading after this week's US-China talks were met with a muted response from oil markets, while investors continued to monitor Russian sanctions and the likely outcome of this weekend's OPEC+ meeting.Jan25 ICE Brent futures were trading at $65.07/b (2020 BST) versus Thursday's settle of $64.37/b, while Dec25 NYMEX WTI was at $60.87/b against a previous close of $60.57/b.The 'truce' between Beijing and Washington was seen as enough to keep global trade ticking over, but in the absence of a long-term solution, analysts said markets are likely to be kept on edge.

Oil futures: Crude moves slightly up after US-China truce, OPEC+ eyed

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<li>Crude oil futures were drifting Thursday after benchmarks were given a midweek uplift from inventory data, although focus was pivoting towards the US-China trade talks and upcoming OPEC+ meeting.</li>
<li>Front-month Dec25 ICE Brent futures were trading at $64.92/b (2014 BST) versus Wednesday's settle of $64.92/b, while Dec25 NYMEX WTI was at $60.46/b against a previous close of $60.48/b.</li>
<li>Investors were eyeing the outcome of talks between US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping, which were expected to at least reduce tensions in the on-again-off-again trade war.</li>
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Crude oil futures were drifting Thursday after benchmarks were given a midweek uplift from inventory data, although focus was pivoting towards the US-China trade talks and upcoming OPEC+ meeting.
Front-month Dec25 ICE Brent futures were trading at $64.92/b (2014 BST) versus Wednesday's settle of $64.92/b, while Dec25 NYMEX WTI was at $60.46/b against a previous close of $60.48/b.
Investors were eyeing the outcome of talks between US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping, which were expected to at least reduce tensions in the on-again-off-again trade war.


Oil futures: Crude drifts as US-China talks, OPEC+ eyed

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<li>Crude oil futures were higher Wednesday after a steep draw in US oil inventories, but more broadly investors were monitoring sanctions on Russia and the upcoming OPEC+ meeting.</li>
<li>Front-month Dec25 ICE Brent futures were trading at $64.98/b (2020 BST) versus Tuesday's settle of $64.40/b, while Dec25 NYMEX WTI was at $60.53/b against a previous close of $60.15/b.</li>
<li>Markets initially steadied after the American Petroleum Institute reported that US crude stocks retreated by 4 million barrels, while gasoline inventories slumped 6.3 million barrels and distillate tanks drained 4.4 million barrels in the latest reporting cycle.</li>
</ul>


Crude oil futures were higher Wednesday after a steep draw in US oil inventories, but more broadly investors were monitoring sanctions on Russia and the upcoming OPEC+ meeting.
Front-month Dec25 ICE Brent futures were trading at $64.98/b (2020 BST) versus Tuesday's settle of $64.40/b, while Dec25 NYMEX WTI was at $60.53/b against a previous close of $60.15/b.
Markets initially steadied after the American Petroleum Institute reported that US crude stocks retreated by 4 million barrels, while gasoline inventories slumped 6.3 million barrels and distillate tanks drained 4.4 million barrels in the latest reporting cycle.


Oil futures: Prices higher after drop in US crude, product inventories

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Crude oil is a naturally occurring, unrefined petroleum product composed of hydrocarbon deposits and other organic materials. Crude oil can be refined to produce usable products such as gasoline, diesel and various forms of petrochemicals. It is a nonrenewable resource, also known as a fossil fuel, which means that it can't be replaced naturally at the rate we consume it and is therefore a limited resource.

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