Oil set for weekly loss on demand concerns and expectations of oil ...

Oil Set for Weekly Loss Amid Demand Worries, Rate-Cut Slowdown ...

Oil futures are headed for weekly losses as a gloomy demand outlook and expectations of fewer rate cuts in the U.S. drive bearish sentiment.

Oil prices fell on Friday and were on track to record a weekly loss due to weak Chinese demand and prospects of higher crude supply next ...

Oil Set for Weekly Loss Amid Demand Worries, Rate-Cut Slowdown ...

Oil futures settled at their lowest in over two months Friday with expectations for a supply surplus next year, strength in the U.S. dollar, and ...

Oil settles down 2% on weaker Chinese demand, uncertainty over ...

Oil prices settled down more than 2% on Friday as investors fretted about weaker Chinese demand and a potential slowing in the pace of U.S. ...

Oil dips on oversupply concerns, heads for weekly loss - CNBC

Oil prices edged down early on Friday as oversupply concerns and demand worries stemming from a stronger dollar outweighed a steep draw in ...

Oil Prices Set for Another Weekly Loss on Soft Demand | OilPrice.com

Oil prices are facing downward pressure due to weak Chinese demand, a strengthening US dollar, and concerns about a potential global ...

Oil set for weekly loss on uncertainty around Fed rate cuts, China ...

Oil set for weekly loss on uncertainty around Fed rate cuts, China demand fears ... Oil prices fell on Friday as investors weighed signsdemand in ...

Oil Prices Set for Weekly Loss on China Demand Fears

LONDON (Reuters) -Oil prices were steady on Friday, heading for a weekly loss, as investors mulled waning Chinese demand and a possible slowing ...

Oil prices on track for weekly loss as Chinese demand wanes

HOUSTON (Reuters) - Oil prices slipped on Friday and were bound for a weekly loss as investors digested waning Chinese demand and a possible ...

Oil News: Daily Decline Sets WTI Futures on Track for Weekly Loss ...

Oil prices fall as weak Chinese demand and U.S. Fed rate outlook weigh. WTI drops 3.6% for the week, testing key support.

Oil settles down 2% on weaker Chinese demand, uncertainty over ...

For the week, Brent fell around 4%, while WTI declined around 5%. China's oil refiners in October processed 4.6% less crude than a year earlier ...

Oil dips on oversupply concerns, heads for weekly loss

Oil prices edged down early on Friday as oversupply concerns and demand worries stemming from a stronger dollar outweighed a steep draw in ...

Oil settles slightly higher, investors focus on steep draw in fuel stocks

... concerns and demand worries stemming from a stronger dollar ... oil demand growth forecast little changed at 990,000 bpd.

Oil prices set for weekly loss amid supply and demand uncertainties

This decision comes at a time when the market is experiencing a tightening in the supply of heavy crude oil, aligning closely with market expectations. However, ...

Crude Oil - Price - Chart - Historical Data - News - Trading Economics

Crude Oil decreased 4.69 USD/BBL or 6.55% since the beginning of 2024, according to trading on a contract for difference (CFD) that tracks the benchmark ...

Brent crude oil price and global oil inventory change - EIA

In our forecast, the Brent price averages $76/b for the full year of 2025. We see at least two main sources of oil price uncertainty: the future course of the ...

Oil prices fall, post more than 7% weekly loss on China demand ...

Crude oil futures rose Friday on a U.S. inventory drop and Middle East tensions, but headed for their biggest weekly loss in over a month on ...

Oil sees weekly fall following demand concerns fueled by OPEC data

Oil prices are expected to record their largest weekly decline since September 2, falling 5.9% for the week ending Oct. 18 amid demand concerns.

Short-Term Energy Outlook - EIA

However, we forecast that global oil production growth means inventories will begin building in 2Q25, reducing crude oil prices through the end of the year.

Election euphoria ends for oil prices | Oil & Gas Journal

Oil prices were lower this week as the post-election enthusiasm waned, demand concerns returned, and as the US dollar strengthened.