Crude oil prices have come off their earlier highs after starting the day brightly following some stronger-than-expected activity data out of China at the weekend. This could be a pivotal week for the crude oil market. With key US economic data on the horizon and the OPEC+ meeting later this week to discuss oil production targets, market participants are bracing for significant developments.
Persistent concerns over demand and rising supply from non-OPEC sources have pressured prices. So, unless OPEC+ makes a substantial announcement, it’s unlikely that another delay in planned production increases will offer long-term support to prices.
Persistent concerns over demand and rising supply from non-OPEC sources have pressured prices. So, unless OPEC+ makes a substantial announcement, it’s unlikely that another delay in planned production increases will offer long-term support to prices.
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