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Crude futures lose ground Monday, under pressure as producers begin restoring output in the Gulf of Mexico following Hurricane Delta and the end of a strike by Norwegian oil workers.

Futures Movers: Oil prices retreat as constrained supplies come back on line

The U.S. Bureau of Safety and Environmental Enforcement (BSEE) said 91% of offshore crude oil production remains shut in the U.S.-regulated northern Gulf of Mexico following Hurricane Delta, which made landfall on Friday.

Regulator says 91% of U.S. Gulf crude oil production remains shut after hurricane

Oil futures ended lower on Friday after Reuters reported that oil firms in Norway reached a wage agreement with labor union officials, ending a strike that could have led to 25% reduction in the nation's output next week.

Oil settles lower after a reported end to the strike in Norway, but prices gain nearly 10% for the week on Gulf output shutdowns

Baker Hughes on Friday reported that the number of active U.S. rigs drilling for oil rose by 4 to 193 this week. The increase followed increases in each of the last two weeks.

Baker Hughes reports a rise in the U.S. oil-rig count for a third straight week

Oil futures settled higher on Thursday as Hurricane Delta led to further output cuts in the Gulf of Mexico.

Oil ends higher as Hurricane Delta cuts Gulf oil output, Saudis reportedly consider scrapping plans to lift production

The cartel expects consumption to grow for at least the next two decades.

OPEC Disputes Claims That Oil Use Has Peaked

Saudi Arabia is considering the cancellation of plans for the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries to raise oil production early next year, The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday, citing comments from senior Saudi oil advisers. They cited the rise in COVID-19 cases in many parts of the world, as well as the expected return of Libyan crude oil to the world market for rethinking the plan, which calls for a gradual increase in output, as OPEC and its allies, collectively known as OPEC+, ease production curbs.

Saudi Arabia may halt plans for OPEC to boost oil output early next year: report

Oil is expected to retain its hold as the world's fuel of choice over the next quarter century, according to the Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries World Oil Outlook report released Thursday.

Commodities Corner: OPEC expects oil to hold ground as the world’s fuel of choice through 2045

Cartel of oil-exporting nations expects demand to continue rising until late 2030s

Opec rejects projection that global demand for oil has peaked

OPEC Secretary General Mohammad Barkindo said on Thursday the worst was over for the oil market, following a price and demand collapse this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.

OPEC chief says the worst is over for oil market

World oil demand will plateau in the late 2030s and could by then have begun to decline, OPEC said on Thursday, in a major shift for the producer group that reflects the lasting impact of the coronavirus crisis on the economy and consumer habits.

OPEC, in major shift, says oil demand to plateau in late 2030s

Oil prices rise Thursday, lifted as strikes in Norway continue to weigh on production in he North Sea and Hurricane Delta forces the shut-in of crude and natural-gas production in the Gulf of Mexico.

Futures Movers: Oil boosted as Norway strike, U.S. hurricane curtail crude output

OPEC said worldwide oil demand was expected to increase by nearly 10 million barrels per day over the long term.

OPEC cuts long-term forecast for oil demand growth, sees 'continued disparity’ in climate policy

The U.S. stock market was back in rally mode Wednesday, recovering all of the previous day's slide and more as hopes revived for an eventual round of fiscal stimulus from Congress. But oil futures got left way behind.

The Tell: Why oil got left behind as stocks soar on revived stimulus hopes

Hurricane Delta prompts shut-in of 29.2% of Gulf crude production

Futures Movers: Oil prices fall on signs of rising crude inventories, stimulus uncertainty

Oil futures settled higher on Tuesday as Hurricane Delta became a Category 4 major hurricane and looked to put energy facilities in the Gulf of Mexico at risk later this week.

Oil settles higher as Hurricane Delta intensifies, raising the risk to energy facilities in the Gulf of Mexico

The U.S. Energy Information Administration reduced its 2020 forecasts for U.S. and global benchmark oil prices, but raised its U.S. crude production outlook for this year, according to the Short-Term Energy Outlook report released Tuesday. The EIA cut its 2020 West Texas Intermediate crude price forecast to $38.76 a barrel, down 0.6% from the September forecast.

EIA lowers price forecasts for oil, lifts U.S. crude production outlook for 2020

A second pandemic wave appears quite possible, but control measures should mean any demand reduction can be managed by OPEC+.

Second Pandemic Wave Should Not Crash Oil Prices

Oil futures rose on Monday, with U.S. prices marking their first gain in three sessions as traders monitored developments tied to President Donald Trump's COVID-19 diagnosis and an oil workers' strike that's expected to cut production in Norway. Improvements in Trump's condition "would raise the chances that a fiscal stimulus deal will get done before the election," said Edward Moya, senior market analyst at Oanda.

U.S. oil futures finish higher for the first time in 3 sessions

Crude oil moved sharply down during the coronavirus lockdown back in March, but energy quickly turned bullish again with economic stimulus packages coming into play across the globe.

Crude Oil Correction Over, Time for a Rally!

Last week's economic data came out mixed but did push stocks higher. With COVID-19 cases on the rise, including in the White House, this next week's performance will set the stage for the rest of the month.

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Energy sector-related exchange traded funds were among the best performers on Friday, despite the steep pullback in crude oil prices after President Donald Trump tested positive for Covid-19 and a rise in global crude output.

Energy ETFs Pop Despite Drop Off in Crude Oil Prices

While the announcement of another stimulus package could energize some speculators to buy oil right after the news, economic stimulus is unlikely to actually revitalize oil demand.

Oil Prices Are Waiting To Rise, But Stimulus Will Not Be The Cure

Oil futures declined on Friday, contributing to a second weekly loss for prices as President Donald Trump's COVID-19 diagnosis raised further concerns over a slowdown in the economy and energy demand. "Rising coronavirus cases across the globe fan fears around slowing world growth and pace of demand recovery," said Lukman Otunuga, senior research analyst at FXTM.

Oil futures post a second weekly loss

Gold futures fell Friday, pulling back after settling at a nearly two-week high a day earlier, as traders assessed the impact of President Donald Trump’s COVID-19 diagnosis. Prices, however, held ground above the key $1,900 mark to gain over 2% for the week.

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