Biography Flash: Russia Oil Sanctions Shake Markets as WTI Hits 61.44 While Supply Fears Mount
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Biography Flash: Russia Oil Sanctions Shake Markets as WTI Hits 61.44 While Supply Fears Mount
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Good morning everyone, this is Vanessa Clark with your Daily Crude Oil Price Tracker, bringing you the latest from the energy markets. Let me dive right into what's been happening with crude oil over the past 24 hours.
As of yesterday, October 24th, WTI crude oil closed at 61.44 dollars per barrel, down slightly by 0.57 percent from the previous day. Today we're seeing prices hovering around 61.50 dollars per barrel. Meanwhile, Brent crude settled at 65.87 dollars per barrel yesterday and is currently trading near 65.94 dollars.
Now, here's where things get really interesting. The big story dominating headlines is the fresh United States sanctions imposed on Russian oil giants. Washington just blacklisted state-run companies Rosneft and Lukoil, which together account for nearly half of Russia's entire oil exports. This move is specifically designed to pressure Moscow over the ongoing war in Ukraine and cut off crucial funding to the Kremlin's budget.
The market reaction has been swift. Despite yesterday's slight decline, crude prices are actually on track for their strongest weekly gain since early June. Supply concerns are definitely rattling the market right now. Trading Economics reports that Chinese state oil firms have completely halted seaborne Russian oil purchases, and Indian refiners are planning sharp import cuts to comply with these new sanctions.
But that's not all. The European Union has piled on with additional sanctions targeting Russia's energy infrastructure. Ukrainian forces have been aggressively striking refineries, pipelines, and export terminals. Just this Thursday, Kyiv confirmed they hit a Rosneft refinery.
Looking at the bigger picture, crude oil prices have fallen 5.45 percent over the past month and are down a substantial 14.41 percent compared to this time last year. Analysts at Trading Economics are forecasting prices to trade around 58.79 dollars per barrel by the end of this quarter, with expectations of a rebound to 63.86 dollars within twelve months.
These sanctions could fundamentally reshape global oil supply chains, and we'll be watching closely to see how major importers adjust their procurement strategies in the coming weeks.
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