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    Oil prices achieve record weekly gains

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    Post by rocky Sat 05 Nov 2022, 4:17 am

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    Oil prices made solid gains over the past week, amid uncertainty over future US interest rate increases, and the imminent entry into force of a European Union ban on Russian oil while investors await the prospects of China easing its anti-Covid restrictions.


    Although global recession fears limited the gains, Brent crude futures rose $3.99, to $98.57 a barrel, at the settlement during Friday's session. Crude recorded a weekly gain of 5.12 percent.

    US West Texas Intermediate crude futures also increased by $2.96, or five percent, to $92.61 a barrel during the Friday session, and its gains during the week amounted to 5.36 percent.






    While demand concerns affect the market, supplies are also expected to decline with the start of the upcoming European embargo on Russian oil and a decline in US crude stocks.
    "Slight weakness in the dollar and the upcoming ban on Russian oil sales are undoubtedly helping factors, with focus shifting from stagnation to supply problems," said Tamas Varga, analyst at BVM Oil Associates.

    "But the main catalyst is the reports that China may loosen the restrictions of the zero-Covid policy, which will constitute a boost to its economy and oil demand," he added.


    The European Union ban on imports of Russian crude is due to take effect from the fifth of December.

    China is sticking to its strict anti-Covid policy after infections rose last Thursday to the highest level since August, but a former disease control official said that major changes would be made to that policy soon.

    Highlighting demand concerns, Saudi Arabia lowered its Arab Light OSP to Asia in December to a premium of $5.45 a barrel over the Dubai and Oman average.

    The reduction was in line with the expectations of sources in the sector based on expectations of a decline in Chinese demand for crude.

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