Mia Gindis
Oil Futures Reporter at Bloomberg News
Oil futures reporter @business | Currently📍NYC | Opinions mine
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1 day ago |
rigzone.com | Alex Longley |Mia Gindis
Oil rose as the potential for the US to curtail Iranian flows added to a rebound driven by broader markets. West Texas Intermediate advanced about 2% to settle near $64 a barrel, recouping most of the previous day’s losses, which were driven by President Donald Trump’s public rebuke of the Federal Reserve. Also supporting prices, Trump said he and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu spoke on Tuesday and are aligned on trade and their approach to Iran.
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2 days ago |
bloomberg.com | Alex Longley |Mia Gindis
An oil tanker in front of storage tanks. Photographer: Kiyoshi Ota/Bloomberg(Bloomberg) -- Oil rose as the potential for the US to curtail Iranian flows added to a rebound driven by broader markets. West Texas Intermediate advanced about 2% to settle near $64 a barrel, recouping most of the previous day’s losses, which were driven by President Donald Trump’s public rebuke of the Federal Reserve.
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2 days ago |
rigzone.com | Mia Gindis |Anthony Di Paola
Oil fell as President Donald Trump stepped up his criticism of Jerome Powell over monetary policy, rattling financial markets, while a growing trade war between the US and China threatens to cripple global energy demand. West Texas Intermediate futures slid by 2.5% to settle near $63 a barrel, the biggest decline since April 10.
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2 days ago |
financialpost.com | Mia Gindis |Anthony Di Paola
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3 days ago |
rigzone.com | Mia Gindis |Alex Longley
Until recently, oil traders complained that it was almost impossible to wring profits out of a listless and rangebound crude market. After the events of the past two-and-a-half weeks, this may have been a case of “careful what you wish for.” In that brief period, the oil market went from flatlining to experiencing huge price moves. The trigger was US President Donald Trump’s April 2 unveiling of sweeping tariffs, escalating a trade war.
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RT @jacob_wendler: Oil prices tumbled after Trump unveiled a new slate of reciprocal tariffs on US trade partners — but losses were limited…
A flurry of oil projects from Brazil to Saudi Arabia are set to come online this year, providing the biggest infusion of new crude production in more than a decade. 🛢️🎁🔗: https://t.co/ITfUVAt51n via @markets
Oil prices suddenly broke out of a months-long slumber this week to touch a three-year low. Now, traders are grappling with the question of whether the rout can run deeper. w/ @alexlongley1 @yongchang_chin 🛢️🎁🔗: https://t.co/SvJyvdvojK via @markets
