Oil prices nudged higher early Thursday, with Brent crude at US$67.80 and WTI at US$65.12, following a bullish inventory report from the US.
Key Drivers
US crude inventories fell by 5.8 million barrels, far exceeding forecasts of a 797,000-barrel draw.
Gasoline stocks also dropped by 2.1 million barrels despite expectations of a build, with demand hitting its highest level since December 2021.
MoneyMaster Take — Key Insights:
Stronger-than-expected US demand is boosting crude prices.
Tightening inventories signal a healthy consumption trend.
Geopolitical risks remain a wildcard for price direction.
Opec+ policy changes could influence supply outlook.

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