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Energy Sector News - Friday, August 1, 2025: Brent Holds Above $72; European Gas Storages Record High Filled
... gasoline remains in effect, aimed at cooling domestic fuel prices during the peak summer demand period. Below is a detailed overview of key events and trends in the oil, gas, electricity, and other sectors of the energy industry as of August 1, 2025.
Oil Market: Brent Remains Above $72, Demand and Risks Support Prices
Oil prices are holding at recent highs, with North Sea Brent trading around a multi-week peak, exceeding the psychologically important level of $72 per barrel. American WTI is hovering around $69. The pricing uptick is fueled by several factors:
U.S. Trade De-escalation with Partners.
The framework agreement between Washington and Brussels has helped avoid an ...
FEC News – Sunday, August 3, 2025: Brent around $73; Asia Becomes Main Market for Russian Oil Exports
... evident: Asian countries have transformed into the key market for Russian oil, displacing Europe. Below is a detailed overview of key events and trends in the oil, gas, power generation, and other sectors of the energy complex as of August 3, 2025.
Oil Market: Brent Stable at Highs, Demand and Supply in Delicate Balance
Global oil prices ended the week near multi-week highs. The North Sea Brent blend is trading around recent peaks (~$72–73 per barrel, above the psychologically important mark of $72). U.S. WTI is holding steady around $69–70 per barrel. Several factors are contributing to the price increases:
Trade truce and rising demand.
Progress in trade negotiations between major economies has improved ...
Fuel and Energy Complex News - Saturday, August 2, 2025: Brent around $73; gasoline exports from Russia restricted to stabilize prices
... gasoline export continues, aimed at cooling domestic fuel prices during the peak summer demand period. Below is a detailed overview of the key events and trends in the oil, gas, electricity, and other segments of the energy sector as of August 2, 2025.
Oil Market: Brent Holds Near Highs, Demand and Risks Support Prices
Oil prices wrapped up the week at multi-week highs. The North Sea blend
Brent
is trading close to recent peaks (around $72–73 per barrel, above the psychologically important mark of $72). The American
WTI
is hovering around $69–70. Price increases are fueled by several factors:
U.S.-EU trade thaw.
The establishment of a framework agreement between Washington and Brussels prevented escalation of ...
Bitcoin: Decrease in Mining Difficulty and Market Consequences
... Strength Index) has exited overbought territory following the April rally, and moving averages have aligned, confirming a neutral momentum in the short term. The lack of a clear trend within the $90,000–$100,000 range reaffirms this neutrality – the market has taken a pause to reassess the balance of power.
The key resistance level of $100,000 remains firmly in focus. A breakout on significant volume could catalyze an acceleration of the upward trend given the psychological importance of a six-figure price and the possible triggering of buy orders from large players. Conversely, the nearest support is evident around the $90,000 mark, where demand had previously concentrated. A deeper safety net for bulls is ...
Energy Sector News – Wednesday, July 30, 2025: Brent Surpasses $70; Europe Accelerates Gas Injections Before Winter
... production, while Russia has implemented restrictions on gasoline exports to curb domestic prices. Below is a detailed overview of key events and trends in the oil, gas, electricity, and other segments of the fuel and energy sector as of
July 30, 2025
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Oil Market: Brent Surpasses $70, Geopolitics Boosts Growth
Oil prices
continue to trend upwards. The North Sea blend,
Brent
, approached a two-week high and briefly surpassed the psychologically important level of $70 per barrel. American
WTI
remains around $66-67. Price increases are fueled by several positive factors:
U.S.-EU Trade Truce:
The conclusion of a framework
agreement between Washington and Brussels
helped avoid ...