Crude Reality: Why Your Gas Tank Might Finally Catch a Break
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Crude Reality: Why Your Gas Tank Might Finally Catch a Break
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This is your Daily Crude Oil Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark podcast.
Hey friends, welcome back to Daily Crude Oil Price Tracker with Vanessa Clark. I'm your host Vanessa, and today we're diving into the latest on crude oil prices, trends, and what it all means for you.
Right now, Brent crude is sitting around 64.50 dollars per barrel, while WTI is near 60.45 dollars. Polyestertime reports these levels reflect some modest recovery but ongoing pressure from too much supply chasing demand. We've seen a bit of a rally lately, with prices jumping about three percent today thanks to a weaker US dollar and fresh geopolitical tensions, like threats involving Iran and ongoing issues in Russia and Ukraine, as noted by DTN and Energy Intelligence.
OPEC plus is holding steady, pausing production hikes into early 2026 despite some members unwinding old cuts, which could add a million barrels per day overall. Drone attacks hit Russian refineries, and Kazakhstan's output dropped due to technical woes and weather, per Reuters sources. Meanwhile, a brutal winter storm knocked out up to two million barrels per day from US shale temporarily, but production's bouncing back fast, according to Energy Aspects and IIR Energy.
The big picture? Markets are range-bound between 60 and 65 dollars, squeezed by oversupply from US shale, OPEC, and others outpacing demand growth. FX Empire analysts see it drifting sideways, with geopolitics offering a floor but no big breakout yet.
Here's your takeaway: If you're budgeting for gas or investing in energy, lock in hedges now while prices hover low, and watch OPEC's next meeting for supply clues. Lower crude could mean cheaper fuel at the pump soon, saving you real money.
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