OIL

Commodities
Brent Crude · Global
$71.2
down −1.80%
30 sessionsas of last close · delayed prototype data
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Why it's moving

Slipped on softer demand signals from China — the world's biggest importer sneezes and the barrel catches cold.

What's moved it
  1. Today−1.8%

    China demand data disappointed; oversupply fears returned.

  2. Tue+2.6%

    Middle-East supply scare spiked the risk premium.

  3. 2 wks ago−3.4%

    OPEC+ signalled it would unwind cuts faster.

Is this move normal?

A −1.8% day is routine for crude.

Oil lives in ±2% days; the barrel is one of the twitchiest things you can own.

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When OPEC+ opens the taps, how far does oil fall?

Crude fell in most sessions after past supply-boost signals, but the moves were smaller and shorter than the headlines suggested — the barrel front-runs OPEC, so a lot is priced in before the announcement even lands.

Brent, next session:
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