Oil falls to $64.8 on trade talks setback
US‑Europe deal delay dampens demand
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Price decline:
Brent crude fell about 1.2%, while West Texas Intermediate crude fell to around $64.8 a barrel, marking its third consecutive session of decline.
Reasons for the decline:
Hopes for a US-EU deal weakened as the August tariff deadline approached, increasing concerns about future energy demand.
Supporting factors:
Despite the pressures, slight support from a weaker dollar and rising US oil inventories helped limit losses.
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Outlook:
If trade talks continue to falter, we may see a further price correction toward $63.00–$62.00.
If there is renewed hope of a deal between the US and Europe or a tariff postponement, prices could rise again toward $67.00–$68.00.
- Source: Reuters
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