Oil's Wild Ride | Where Will Prices Go Next?

From Surprises to Selloffs

Oil futures $WTI Crude Oil - main 2311(CLmain)$ have been on a rollercoaster ride lately, with prices experiencing significant fluctuations. The recent 2% drop in crude oil prices follows a 6% plunge from the previous session, which marked the most substantial decline in a year. This downturn can be attributed to the disappointment stemming from the OPEC+ meeting, where many anticipated new announcements regarding production cuts. While some oil bears closed their positions for profit and new buyers sought bargains below $90 per barrel, the market remained turbulent.

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New York-traded West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude settled at $82.31 per barrel, hitting its lowest point in five weeks, while London-traded Brent crude for the most-active December contract settled at $84.07. A variety of factors contributed to this selloff, including the strengthening of the U.S. dollar and rising U.S. Treasury yields, which adversely affected international demand for oil priced in U.S. currency.

This volatility in the oil market has been a source of frustration for major oil-producing nations like Saudi Arabia, who had hinted at prolonged and intensified production cuts. However, global economic concerns, surging bond yields, and a sharp drop in U.S. gasoline demand have added to the uncertainty.

As the oil market navigates these challenges, it's essential to stay vigilant and adapt to the changing landscape. The absence of new production cut announcements from OPEC+ raises questions about the future direction of oil prices.

Will we see further output cuts by OPEC+ to stabilize prices, or is there potential for a rebound?

Share your thoughts on the current state of the oil market.

Disclaimer: My views and insights are provided for informational purposes only. I do not offer financial or investment advice. It’s essential to conduct your research before making any financial decisions. The volatile nature of financial markets necessitates caution and due diligence.

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  • LTKalien
    ·2023-10-06
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    from recent saudi rhetoric, they likely budget Brent at 70, however they won't like oil too high, my guesstimate is anything above 90 is high. I believe they like 80-90 range.
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    • TigerOptions
      Interesting! [YoYo]
      2023-10-07
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  • Taurus Pink
    ·2023-10-07
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    [暗中观察] [暗中观察]
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  • SPOT_ON
    ·2023-10-07
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    oil will stay neutral @TigerOptions
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    • SPOT_ONReplying toTigerOptions
      [Salute] [ShakeHands]
      2023-10-08
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    • TigerOptions
      Thanks for sharing your view! [Grin]
      2023-10-07
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  • DavidSG
    ·2023-10-07
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    Short term squeeze.
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  • Sonsonkok
    ·2023-10-07

    Great ariticle, would you like to share it?

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    • TigerOptions
      Always share, thank you! [Chuckle]
      2023-10-07
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  • junjie218
    ·2023-10-07
    Great ariticle, would you like to share it?
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    • TigerOptions
      Good to share, thanks! [Sly]
      2023-10-07
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  • Jojo0199
    ·2023-10-07

    Great ariticle, would you like to share it?

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    • TigerOptions
      Thanks for sharing! [Happy]
      2023-10-07
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  • HLPA
    ·2023-10-08
    The  current slide in oil prices at best is temporary. From past records, the volatility in oil prices stem largely from huge blocs like OPEC and the other oil producing countries and the US dollar. These blocs tend to make frequent pronoucements on the oil markets and oil prices will then vo on a wild ride. No matter what these are, you can always take a stand and accumulate oil stocks and wait for the nezt ride up. My favourites are Australian stocks like STO, FMG, WHC, WDS and RIO. Wait for these stocks to fall more and pixk up along the way. Patience is the game here. Historical price records show that these stocks eventually will return to the high side when oil prices return in favour. I have profited from trading these and so can you. Remember not to FOMO and wait for your price after doing your DD. You can succeed taking profits as well.
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  • Sonsonkok
    ·2023-10-08

    Great ariticle, would you like to share it?

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  • Bayusatriayoga
    ·2023-10-08
    Great ariticle, would you like to share it?
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  • agungk
    ·2023-10-07

    [Miser]  

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  • joe escobar
    ·2023-10-06
    ok
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  • VivianChua
    ·2023-10-06
    Nice 💚 💚 💚
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    • TigerOptions
      Enjoy reading! [Eye]
      2023-10-07
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  • AuntieAaA
    ·2023-10-06
    GOOD
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    • TigerOptions
      Glad you like it! [Lovely]
      2023-10-06
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