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Prices of crude oil increased as Russia-Ukraine tensions heightened. Ukraine fired a US-made missile into Russia earlier in the week. Brent crude rose to $73.08 per barrel, while the US benchmark West Texas Intermediate also increased to $69.05 per barrel.

The prices of crude oil fell on Tuesday over demand concerns amidst expectation of surplus supply in the global commodities market.  Brent to $72.65 per barrel at the last look, while the US benchmark West Texas Intermediate also decreased to $68.69 per barrel.

Prices of crude oil decline over rising U.S dollar. The global commodity market trading bearish ahead of US Federal Reserve (Fed) Chairman Jerome Powell speech. The U.S Fed chair is scheduled to speak on the economic outlook after inflation surge triggered caution markets temperature. Strong dollar has raised energy costs for major importers –China, US and India amidst geopolitical tensions.

Oil prices recover from downturn in the global commodities market on Wednesday as demand and supply uncertainties linger ahead inflation data in the United States.

The prices of crude oil dropped further in the global commodities market on Tuesday as Chinese demand is expected to remain weak, supported by strengthened U.S dollar.

Oil slides in the global commodities market on during early trading hours on Friday amidst U.S Fed rates cut, and supply threat

Prices of crude oil declined on Wednesday as markets await the official results of the United States (U.S) election. 

Oil prices increase further ahead of the U.S. election. Prices of crude oil have advanced in the global commodities market

Oil prices rose on Friday following reports that Iran is preparing to attack Israel from Iraqi territory in the coming days. The lingering uncertainties due to geopolitical tensions keep increasing supply risks, though there is also downside to global demand due to Chinese lower imports.

Oil prices climbed in the global commodities market on Wednesday as a report shows a sharp decline in U.S. crude inventories. Chinese demand outlook remains negative, while the World Bank’s latest report indicates there will be an oil glut in 2025 and 2026.