On January 21, Trump announced a plan to increase U.S. oil and gas production and said he was considering imposing a 25% tariff on goods imported from Canada and Mexico from February 1, rather than imposing it immediately, both of which are conducive to lower oil prices. U.S. and cloth oil futures were lower in the Asian session. However, in the future, the imposition of tariffs on Canadian crude oil may push the market higher. Federal Bank analyst Vivek Dhar said that almost all of Canada's oil...
The implementation of Trump's policy may bring bilateral risks to the oil market, but crude oil risks are still biased to the upside in the short term. Does the current spot premium provide such a trading opportunity? > >
Analysts believe that the oil market has achieved a breakthrough, and the bulls are expected to continue their upward offensive. However, the upside is limited and does not exceed this value. They are still relatively pessimistic about the outlook, and the balance of tail risks is more tilted towards the downside.
In 2024, the oil market lacks a main line, and the title of "King of Volatility" is not worthy of its name. Will Trump's return in 2025 cause waves in the oil market? What are the expectations of major institutional investment banks for future oil prices?
In its 2025 oil market outlook, GM pointed out that the surplus issue remains the dominant factor in the outlook for crude oil. To reflect this, it has moderately lowered its price forecast to... > >
Gold needs to pay attention to the opportunity to sell on rallies next? The oil market has fluctuated within a narrow range, so you need to pay attention to this big thing next! The bulls of the pound are hesitant, and the "three mountains" that need to be faced for a short-term rebound are...
The outbreak of the Syrian civil war has not promoted oil prices to rise. Has the oil market "disenchanted" with the war? Analysts believe that OPEC +'s behavior is undoubtedly surrendering market share, and US crude oil production reflects this characteristic... > >
Oil market watchers expect OPEC + to delay production increases again.
Futures prices point to an imminent oversupply in the oil market, but active cash market buyers briefly supported prices; the short-term energy outlook sees crude oil inventories increasing in 25 years, putting long-term downward pressure on oil prices > >
The two oil prices fell again on Wednesday, and the lower-than-expected performance of the demand side contributed to the correction of the oil market. The US driving season is coming to an end, is there any support in the future? > >