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Oil futures climbed on Friday to post a gain for the week, but natural-gas futures fell sharply for the session to end the week more than 20% lower. "The Biden administration introduced an 'SPR put' to the oil market this week when they announced purchasing crude to replenish reserves when prices dip towards $70 a barrel," Tyler Richey, co-editor at Sevens Report Research, told MarketWatch.

Oil prices post a weekly gain, but natural-gas futures fall more than 20% for the week

Gold moved back towards the $1640 level. Copper rebounded towards $3.45.

Natural Gas Tries To Settle Below $5.00

Crude oil markets have gone back and forth during the trading session on Friday as we continue to weigh whether or not supply or demand is going to push the markets around.

Crude Oil Price Forecast – Crude Oil Markets Have Choppy Friday

Oil futures were up slightly on Friday, while natural-gas futures extended a slump after ending the previous session at its lowest in more than six months.

Oil ticks higher; natural gas heads for steep weekly loss

Energy prices are weakening, which is a good sign for economies coping with crippling inflation rates.

Oil Prices Steady and European Gas Prices Fall on New EU Cap Measures

Oil prices were near flat on Friday, as market participants weighed concerns about steep inflation with optimism that China could see energy demand tick up.

Oil near flat as inflation concerns contend with potential quarantine easing in China

Oil futures ended on a mixed note Thursday, with the November U.S. benchmark contract ending higher on its expiration day, but the December contract little changed. Oil found some support from reports that China is looking to cut the duration of quarantine for inbound visitors, "in a sign that perhaps the government might be looking to try and mitigate some of the worst effects of its zero-COVID policy," said Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets UK.

Oil prices end mixed on reports that China may ease COVID restrictions

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Silver rallied towards the $19.00 level. Palladium settled back above $2050.

Natural Gas Tries To Settle Back Above $5.50 After EIA Report

Oil prices are on the rise as the U.S. plans to release more crude oil from its Strategic Petroleum Reserve.

Oil Prices Rise as US Plans to Tap Oil Reserves

Oil futures were building on gains Thursday, finding support after a report China may ease quarantine restrictions on visitors to the country.

Oil prices build on gains as China reportedly weighs easing quarantine rules

Crude prices picked up even after President Joe Biden announced the release of more reserves from strategic stockpiles.

Oil Rises as China Considers Easing Quarantine Rules

Once the impact of the SPR release is over then sentiment will turn bullish because of supply restrictions from OPEC+ and EU embargo.

Oil Price Fundamental Daily Forecast – Higher as Tight Supply Concerns Offset Demand Destruction Worries

WTI (Nov) $82.82 -$2.64, Brent (Dec) $90.03 -$1.59, Diff -$7.21 +$1.05. USNG (Nov) $5.74 -25c, UKNG (Nov) 196.47p -22.08p, TTF (Nov) €117.675 -€4.32.

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Oil prices opened mixed in early Asian trade on Thursday as investors balanced caution over tightening supply against lower demand projections.

Oil prices start session mixed on uncertain demand, supply concerns

Oil futures climbed on Wednesday, with U.S. prices up by more than 3%. The oil market rebounded as the "tug-of-war between concerns over supply and fears over demand continue the back-and-forth" price action that has been a feature of the past few weeks, said Michael Hewson, chief market analyst at CMC Markets UK.

U.S. oil futures settle with a more than 3% gain

Oil prices could skyrocket next year and leave supply tight over the next decade if the industry is still slammed with underinvestment.

Oil could skyrocket to $150 a barrel next year, and underinvestment could mean tight supply for the next decade, JPMorgan energy strategist warns

Gold settled below the support at $1640. Natural gas pulled back towards the $5.50 level.

WTI Oil Pulls Back As EIA Report Indicates That Domestic Production Is Growing

Crude oil markets have basically done nothing during the trading session on Wednesday as we are hovering just above a minor support level.

Crude Oil Price Forecast – Crude Oil Markets Continue to Stagnate

Today's EIA inventories report is expected to show that U.S. crude oil stockpiles rose by 2.5 million barrels during the week-ending Oct 14.

Oil Price Fundamental Daily Forecast – EIA Report Could Surprise after API Data Showed Unexpected Draw

Oil prices rose in early Asian trade on Wednesday, paring losses from the previous session, as concern over tight supplies following reports of lower inventories in the United States offset fears of lower demand from top oil importer China.

Oil prices rise on supply woes

Oil futures settled lower on Tuesday, with U.S. prices down nearly 3%. The White House said President Joe Biden will speak about gasoline prices on Wednesday.

Oil futures settle sharply lower on reports that the U.S. may release more oil from the SPR

Natural gas settled below the $6.00 level. Copper retreated towards $3.35.

WTI Oil Dives Towards $82.50 As Traders Prepare For SPR Sales

Crude oil markets have fallen hard during the trading session on Tuesday as we continue to see a lot of volatility in markets around the world.

Crude Oil Price Forecast – Oil Markets Continue to Pull Back

The OPEC+ oil producers group moved to cut output to prevent a crisis later on and stem a tide of volatility, the secretary-general of OPEC told an energy conference in Cape Town, South Africa, on Tuesday.

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