Thursday saw oil climb after strikes on Russian energy infrastructure sparked supply jitters. Peace negotiations hitting a wall didn't help either—traders shelved hopes of Russian crude flooding back into global circulation anytime soon. That said, the rally stayed modest. Why? Underlying market fundamentals remain pretty weak, capping any serious upside momentum for now.
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SellLowExpert
· 1h ago
Oh no, it was a false alarm again. Even though oil prices went up, it’s useless—the fundamentals are still just as bad...
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WhaleWatcher
· 1h ago
If the fundamentals are mediocre, they remain mediocre—no amount of geopolitical risk can stir up the market.
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POAPlectionist
· 1h ago
Same old trick again—hype as soon as there's a supply crunch, but the fundamentals are right there... nothing to look forward to.
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HashRateHermit
· 1h ago
The fundamentals are still so weak, no wonder the oil price rebound is so lackluster...
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MissingSats
· 2h ago
Same old story: when Russian energy facilities are hit, prices go up; when peace talks fall through, prices keep rising; but as soon as fundamentals weaken, it all falls apart... This round of oil prices is really being propped up by geopolitics, with no real demand behind it.
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PretendingSerious
· 2h ago
Look at this market—what kind of rebound are you expecting...? With fundamentals this bad, you still think it’ll go up?
Thursday saw oil climb after strikes on Russian energy infrastructure sparked supply jitters. Peace negotiations hitting a wall didn't help either—traders shelved hopes of Russian crude flooding back into global circulation anytime soon. That said, the rally stayed modest. Why? Underlying market fundamentals remain pretty weak, capping any serious upside momentum for now.