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Crude, refined products and OPEC news shaping African FX.

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WTI Sinks as Iran Tensions Ease—What’s the Smart Move Now?

WTI collapses 4.56% as Iran fears vanish, but 15-year positioning extremes and oversold signals hint at a violent reversal ahead.
iran unrest meets oversupply

WTI Climbs as Iran Turmoil Collides With Looming Supply Glut

WTI surged on Iran protests while storage tanks overflowed. Fear pushed prices up 0.64%, but reality waits to strike back hard.
geopolitical tensions leave oil steady

US–Venezuela Crisis: Why Oil Prices Refuse to Flinch (For Now)

Despite Venezuela’s oil collapse from 3.5 million to just 1 million barrels daily, crude prices barely budge. OPEC+ spare capacity explains the paradox.
supply not demand dominates

2025 Crude Oil: Supply Still Rules the WTI Market, Not Demand

WTI crude plunges toward $57 despite global tensions—why geopolitics can’t救 prices when supply floods the market. Demand isn’t coming to the rescue.
oil dip feeds selloff

The ‘Buy the Dip’ Myth: Bearish Sequence Drives Oil (CL) Lower

Buying oil dips sounds foolish until you realize most traders can’t tell a temporary decline from a crash—and neither can you.
minor oil price decline

Crude Oil Slips 0.28%—Just Noise or a Warning Sign?

Crude oil’s minor dip masks a deeper crisis: oversupply warnings, collapsing forecasts, and a looming 2026 “super glut” that could reshape energy markets.
crude oil futures settle 57 95

Crude Oil Futures Settle at $57.95—What’s Next for the Barrel?

WTI crude hits five-week lows at $57.95 as peace talks threaten Russian supply restrictions. Bulls need more than hope to reverse this slide.
wti stalled bulls frustrated

WTI Crude Refuses to Recover—Neutral Bias Persists, Defying Bulls

WTI crude trapped in lifeless range as bulls fail repeatedly—why every forecast between $50-$65 means traders are positioning for absolutely nothing.
will 59 hold

Crude Oil Weekly Forecast 09/11: Can $59 Survive? (Chart)

Crude oil’s descent accelerates as supply floods the market and $59 support crumbles. The path to mid-$50s is now alarmingly clear.