United States Brent Oil Fund LP

BNO tracks the Brent oil spot price using near-month ICE futures contracts.

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Energy-related exchange traded funds led the advance on Tuesday, with crude oil prices bouncing back above $100, as the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries said that it would not be able to replace the hole left by Russian exports and China began to ease COVID-19 restrictions. Among the best-performing non-leveraged ETFs on Tuesday, the SPDR [.

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Oil futures climbed on Tuesday, with U.S. prices back above $100 a barrel to settle at their highest in a week, following a 4% loss in the previous session. "The crude correction ended now that the market has mostly priced in the Strategic Petroleum [Reserve] release plan, China is beginning to lift some of their lockdowns, and as negotiations between Russia and Ukraine appear to have hit a dead end," said Edward Moya, senior market analyst at OANDA.

Oil futures settle back above $100, at highest in a week

Turbulence in the oil market continued on Tuesday, with crude prices soaring back above $100 a barrel on concerns about a loss of supply of oil from Russia and signs that lockdowns in China may be easing.

Oil races back above $100 a barrel

Crude surges by 5% as China eases some lockdown restrictions in Shanghai, while OPEC says it cannot replace lost Russian supply.

Oil rises as China eases some Covid restrictions and OPEC warns it cannot replace lost Russian barrels

Oil futures bounced early Tuesday, with the global benchmark pushing back above $100 a barrel as China somewhat eased its COVID-19 lockdown of Shanghai.

Futures Movers: Oil bounces as China eases Shanghai lockdown somewhat

Energy market volatility has shown no signs of going away despite oil prices coming down from recent highs. WTI has moved more than 2% – in either direction – in seven of the last 10 trading days, including Tuesday's early rise.

Oil Prices Are Rebounding For Two Key Reasons

Oil futures rose early on Tuesday, reversing sharp losses from the prior day, as the market weighed the potential for more sanctions on Russia's energy sector and OPEC warned it would be impossible to increase output enough to offset lost supply.

Oil opens higher as OPEC warns of tight supply and Russian sanctions loom

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Take a look at some ETF areas that can come under spotlight as the Russia-Ukraine crisis worsens.

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Oil futures fell on Monday, with global Brent prices settling under $100 a barrel for the first time since mid-March. Expectations for a decline in energy demand amid COVID-19 related shutdowns in China pressured prices, analysts said.

Oil futures settle lower, with Brent under $100 a barrel

China's lockdown of Shanghai and other areas during a new COVID-19 outbreak should also temporarily curb oil demand, according to BofA.

Oil could be capped at $120 per barrel this summer as release of global reserves keeps a lid on prices, Bank of America says

Oil prices may have met their match — for now, at least.

Crude futures sink again as economies show signs of strain

Oil futures retreated early Monday, with the global benchmark slipping back below the $100-a-barrel threshold as China's COVID-19 lockdowns amplified worries over crude demand.

Futures Movers: Global oil benchmark drops below $100 a barrel as China COVID lockdowns continue

European Union officials will hold talks in Vienna with OPEC representatives on Monday amid calls for the producer group to increase output and as the EU considers potential sanctions on Russian oil.

EU meets OPEC amid calls for oil output increase

The Biden administration is selling a record amount of emergency oil from national reserves to tame soaring U.S. fuel prices as quickly as possible, but the plan could backfire down the road if the stockpile is not replenished quickly.

Analysis-U.S. strategic oil sale speeds fuel-price fix, but at what cost?

Oil was lower in early Asian trading due to the possibility that China's COVID-19 lockdowns will crimp demand.

Oil falls on possibility of reduced China demand

Oil prices slipped in early Asian trading, following the second straight weekly decline after world consumers announced plans to release crude from strategic stocks and as Chinese lockdowns continued.

Oil prices edge lower in early trading

Oil futures ended higher Friday but booked a second straight weekly loss as the U.S. and other countries released crude from strategic reserves in response to worries over supply shortages following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. West Texas Intermediate crude for May delivery CL00, +2.25% CL.1, +2.25% CLK22, +2.26% rose $2.23, or 2.3%, to close at $98.26 a barrel on the New York Mercantile Exchange, for a 1.2% weekly decline.

Oil futures end higher, but log second weekly loss after release of crude reserves

Crude futures remained higher Friday after oil-field services company Baker Hughes said the number of U.S. oil rigs were up 13 from last week to 546. Compared to a year earlier, the number of oil rigs was up by 209.

Oil futures remain higher after rise in weekly rig count

Oil futures traded on either side of unchanged Friday, but remained on track for a second, consecutive weekly decline as several countries joined the U.S. in releasing crude reserves.

Futures Movers: Oil on track for second weekly fall after release of crude reserves

Crude prices spike, then take a nosedive, history shows. Today's prices are going to stick around awhile, though investors expect gains in a few months.

Why Oil Isn't Climbing Back to $130 Soon

Oil prices head for a second week of declines after the U.S. and other countries agree to a record release of strategic reserves to add supply to the market.

Oil Is Headed for a Second Week of Losses After Massive Reserves Release

Oil prices inched up on Friday but were set to fall around 3% for the week after consuming countries agreed to release 240 million barrels of oil from emergency stocks to help offset disrupted Russian supply.

Oil headed for 3% weekly fall on emergency stocks release

That's legendary investor Jeremy Grantham, co-founder of GMO, sounding a warning on recession in a Wednesday note. Grantham, who is credited with foreseeing the collapse of the dot-com bubble and the 2008 financial crisis, warned earlier this year that the U.S. economy was approaching the end of a “superbubble” spanning stocks, bonds, real estate and commodities.

Key Words: Oil-price spikes on this scale have ‘always preceded recession': Jeremy Grantham

Oil futures rose early Thursday after ending the previous session at three-week lows following the announcement of a coordinated release of crude from strategic reserves by member countries of the International Energy Agency.

Futures Movers: Oil bounces off 3-week low

International Energy Agency members agreed Wednesday to top up the release of strategic reserves, but that's unlikely to ease supply fears long term as the war in Ukraine drags on.

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