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23/01/2020

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09/01/2020

TOKYO (Reuters) - Oil prices rose on Thursday, recouping some of the heavy losses from the previous session as the market rebalanced after Washington and Tehran looked to defuse a potential Middle East crisis.

Prices had soared in response to the killing of an Iranian general in an American air strike last week and Iran's retaliatory attack on U.S. forces in Iraq on Wednesday, before diving more than 4% when two countries quickly ratcheted back tensions, hitting a three-week low.

Brent crude futures rose 55 cents, or 0.8%, to $65.99 a barrel by 0109 GMT after tumbling 4.1% on Wednesday. They are now a little down on prices before the killing of Iranian military commander Qassem Soleimani that sparked the crisis.

U.S. oil (CLc1) added 61 cents, or 1%, to $60.22 after falling nearly 5% in the previous session.

President Donald Trump on Wednesday dialled back on days of threatening commentary and said Iran was "standing down" after the missile attacks that left no casualties, with Tehran say the strikes "concluded" its response to the Soleimani killing.

Oil prices also came under pressure on Wednesday after a surprise build in U.S. crude stockpiles.

J.P.Morgan bank maintained its forecast for Brent to average $64.50 a barrel this year.

"The impact on oil prices will depend on (the) extent of supply disruption versus available spare capacity, global oil inventories and reaction to oil price from U.S. producers," the bank said in a commodities research note.

08/01/2020

Oil Price Fundamental Daily Forecast – Trump Speech, EIA Inventories Data to Set Tone
Late Tuesday, the API reported a large crude oil inventory draw of 5.95 million barrels for the week-ending January 3, compared to analyst expectations of a smaller 4.10 million-barrel draw in inventory.

Crude Oil
U.S. West Texas Intermediate and international-benchmark Brent crude oil futures are trading only slightly better shortly before the regular session opening on Wednesday after spiking to a multi-month high earlier in the session.

Prices rose sharply earlier in the session after Iran launched a rocket attack on American forces in Iraq. The escalation of the tensions between the United States and Iran sparked fears of a widening conflict in the Middle East, with energy market professionals increasingly concerned the fallout could soon disrupt regional crude supplies.

At 11:23 GMT, February WTI crude oil is trading $62.95, up $0.25 or +0.41%. This is down from an intraday high of $65.65. March Brent crude oil is at $68.83, up $0.56 or +0.82%. Earlier in the session, it reached a high of $71.99.

The buying stopped after a pair of tweets from Iran and the United States.
Iranian Foreign Minister Mohamad Javad Zarif said via Twitter that “we do not seek escalation or war, but will defend ourselves against any aggression.”

U.S. President Donald Trump tweeted, “All is well!” He also added that an assessment of casualties was taking place.

08/01/2020

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08/01/2020

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08/01/2020

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08/01/2020

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08/01/2020

Oil prices shed gains as alarm over Iran rocket strike fades - for now -

Oil prices shed gains as alarm over Iran rocket strike fades - for now

08/01/2020

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