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December 19, 2025
Brent crude oil closed marginally higher on Thursday but remained near the $60 mark at $60.11. Traders are navigating a complex landscape of new U.K. sanctions on Russian oil firms and a U.S. naval blockade affecting Venezuelan exports.
December 18, 2025
Brent crude futures settled higher today, reclaiming the $60 mark. The price action was dominated by reports of the US seizing sanctioned tankers, which has added a 'noise' premium to a market that was previously trending toward five-year lows due to weak global demand.
December 17, 2025
Brent crude futures are tracking the steep losses seen in WTI, with the benchmark falling below the critical $60 per barrel level. The international market is grappling with both the structural supply glut and specific demand weakness in the European region.
December 16, 2025
Brent crude futures are tracking the losses seen in WTI, with the benchmark trading near $60 per barrel. The European market is facing specific headwinds from soft industrial economic data, which reduces demand for refined products.
December 13, 2025
Brent crude is struggling to find direction, trading just above $61 per barrel. The benchmark is being dragged down by lackluster economic data from the Eurozone and a general sentiment of ample global crude availability.
December 6, 2025
Brent crude prices are weighed down by weak Eurozone manufacturing data and stabilizing shipping costs. However, the benchmark remains sensitive to geopolitical tensions on Europe's eastern border.
December 15, 2025
Brent crude, the global benchmark, stabilized after a sharp weekly loss, hovering near a seven-week low. Like WTI, Brent is heavily influenced by the expectations of a global supply surplus in 2026 and weak industrial demand from the Eurozone.