Oil prices rebound as U.S. Gulf coast braces for hurricane

Oil prices made a sharp recovery as the threat of a hurricane in the U.S. Gulf Coast sparked concerns over potential supply disruptions. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) oil prices (Symbol: USOUSD) and Brent crude oil prices (Symbol: UKOUSD) increased. The Gulf Coast represents a critical hub, with roughly 60% of U.S. refining capacity located there. Any disruption caused by extreme weather could result in tighter supply, which is a key element in oil trading, and lead to the bounce in prices after last week’s market turmoil when oil experienced significant losses. Read more to find out why oil prices rebound.
Disclaimer:
The potential hurricane could cause short-term supply disruptions, which may present buying opportunities if prices spike further. However, traders must remain wary of demand-side pressures, particularly from China. The weak U.S. labour market data could also play a role in influencing market sentiment in the days ahead, particularly as traders await further cues from the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision. Traders are advised to prioritize proper risk management to make well-informed trading decisions.
Publication date:
2024-09-16 16:02:59 (GMT)
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