wti oil price

WTI oil prices rose to nearly $73.00 per barrel during the Asian session last Thursday due to tensions between Israel and Gaza and disruptions in Libyan oil fields. This increase was triggered by the

U.S. benchmark crude oil, or WTI, traded around $70.85 last Friday. WTI prices rose after hitting a six-month low due to requests from Russia and Saudi Arabia to the Organization of the Petroleum Expo

WTI oil prices today are facing selling pressure on the first day of the week after mostly positive movement last Friday. However, the commodity has rebounded from early lows in the Asian session and

WTI oil prices retreated to intraday lows around $71.00 as negative sentiment contributed to weak demand in Europe on Tuesday morning. Hence, oil prices were also less affected by the possible supply

Oil prices eased in Asia on Tuesday as early optimism over further supply cuts from Saudi Arabia and OPEC was largely overshadowed by ongoing concerns about slowing economic growth and falling demand.