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77.18 -0.73    -0.94%
31/05 - Closed. Currency in USD ( Disclaimer )
Type:  Commodity
Group:  Energy
Unit:  1 Barrel
  • Prev. Close: 77.18
  • Open: 77.83
  • Day's Range: 76.67 - 78.62
Crude Oil WTI 77.18 -0.73 -0.94%

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victor reznof
victor reznof 13 minutes ago
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remember 2011 114$a barrel that's 200$ in today's prices and the economy was bad due to the recession
Chinmoy Kar
Chinmoy Kar 21 minutes ago
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Guys trade with levels sustain below 77.03 its going 76.60-76.20 Sustain above 77.30 target 77.60 77.90 78.20
victor reznof
victor reznof 18 minutes ago
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screw your levels opec has already projected where the price will be soon
victor reznof
victor reznof 23 minutes ago
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it's is confirmed oil will be up ,opec is moving on for it's production cuts
Kalpesh Thakkar
Kalpesh Thakkar 39 minutes ago
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Open up or down????
victor reznof
victor reznof 24 minutes ago
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Lio Gutierrez
Lio Gutierrez 51 minutes ago
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Opec cuts-bearish because it's weak demand Opec unwinds cuts-bearish because more supply and opec keeps production flat is also bearish because they can cheat nothing opec does can change the bears mind lol.
Oscar Prados Rio
Oscar Prados Rio 27 minutes ago
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OPEC cuts and demand are two different things. you can't say that OPEC cuts are bearish because of weak demand. OPEC cuts are ovbiously bullish though is not the only factor to take in to account. Still, the cuts have been extended which is bullish, it doesn't mean that price will go up, it means that it affects the movement of the price towards a bullish trend. If they would have announced no more cuts, the price would definitely drop big time. So yes, the continuation of cuts is Bullish news.
victor reznof
victor reznof 20 minutes ago
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demand is fake news,there strictly cut the supply to increase prices ,and besides opec has the ultimate control on what prices can be,not you or me
Lio Gutierrez
Lio Gutierrez 15 minutes ago
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I'm being sarcastic showing why bears don't make no sense on always being bearish.
Mudassar Ghumman
Mudassar Ghumman 1 hour ago
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Poor Ol Pa also seems to be stuck in Shorts below 77, Hahahahaha. No worries bro, You will recover them in few months may be next year again ! Chill :D
NotABear NotABull
NotABear NotABull 43 minutes ago
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Go jump in the G@ndhi river to cool your head… nothing that OPEC did was unexpected. The demand issue is way bigger than what the news are making it to be. The US households are drowning in debt.
Oscar Prados Rio
Oscar Prados Rio 23 minutes ago
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Unexpected or not, it still drawns a lot of attention and it will definitely have an effect in price. May not drive it up, but it will certainly slow the drop...
victor reznof
victor reznof 16 minutes ago
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NotABear NotABullremember 2009 prices went up and the economy was lousy
Vishmay Trivedi
Vishmay Trivedi 1 hour ago
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OPEC+ reportedly agrees to extend production cuts Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries (OPEC) and non-OPEC oil-producing nations at a meeting on Sunday reached a tentative agreement to prolong production cuts until the year's end, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing delegates. Delegates reportedly indicated that OPEC+ outlined a plan to extend significant oil supply reductions into the latter half of the year amid efforts to prevent a global surplus and stabilize prices. The decision coincides with Saudi Arabia's initiation of a substantial share sale for its national oil giant, Aramco, generating substantial funds for the country's economic overhaul.
Lio Gutierrez
Lio Gutierrez 1 hour ago
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I expect a flat opening or a small dip but it may gradually rise overtime it's definitely going higher.
Lio Gutierrez
Lio Gutierrez 1 hour ago
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Opec cuts are always perceived by some as bearish no matter what when will the bears realize that the only cut that took place was by the Saudis by 800k barrels the market only price that not a group cut so the cut into 2025 is bullish no question about it oil demand growth will push the market into deficit.
Praveen Salgar
Praveen Salgar 2 hours ago
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any comments opec meeting
gigi gambler
gigi gambler 2 hours ago
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Let us see was the market say on monday. Or read the comments up or down thats the question and nobody now it. ;)
ol pa
ol pa 1 hour ago
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Reading that post Gigi has had the same effect on my brain as laughing gas..If you could put your comments in a small canister & sell it to teenagers you'd be a multi millionaire in weeks.. good luck.
 
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