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Oil Extends Losses as Markets Don’t Buy Trump’s Russia Sanction Threat
Oil prices extended Monday’s losses into early Tuesday trade in Asia as President Trump’s threat to sanction Russian supply in 50 days if Putin continues to resist a peace deal in Ukraine eased concerns about an immediate impact on Moscow’s oil exports.
Price decline is a result of the government’s decision to lower duties on crude edible oil imports. Angshu Mallick, MD & CEO, ...
Oil markets have remained remarkably resilient so far this year, despite concerns over U.S. President Donald Trump's trade ...
The broader trend suggests that other market forces (such as supply shocks, demand growth, and geopolitical risk) likely play ...
Earlier in the week, Trump announced new tariffs on a number of countries, including Japan, South Korea, Canada, and Brazil, ...
The price of Russia's Urals crude oil remained $2 per barrel below the $60 per barrel limit imposed by Western nations amid ...
Oil prices declined today, July 15, as immediate concerns over supply subsided, following US President Donald Trump’s ...
Here’s why oil prices are climbing to their highest levels in two weeks, despite a group of oil producers agreeing to open ...
Oil prices were stable on Friday, as investors weighed a weaker market outlook for this year by the International Energy ...
Michigan gas prices edged close this weekend to a high for 2025, averaging $3.28 a gallon on Saturday, just two cents less than the high for the year but still less than what they were a year ago.
Oil prices touched their highest levels in about three weeks Monday, then pulled back as traders mulled speculation that President Donald Trump may impose significant tariffs on countries that buy ...
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