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April 16, 2025

Oil Prices Decline as Global Demand and Trade Woes Loom

U.S. oil prices experienced a decline of approximately 1% on Wednesday, impacted by ongoing trade uncertainties and demand projections. Traders remain vigilant, analyzing how geopolitical tension may affect energy consumption globally.

Current Price Movements

  • Brent Crude Futures: Dropped 66 cents to $64.01 per barrel.

  • U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI): Decreased 69 cents to $60.64 per barrel.

Impact of Trade Policies on Market Sentiment

Concerns about slowed global economic growth due to heightened trade tensions have led to a revised outlook. Major banks anticipate growth rates for oil demand to decrease significantly, reflective of wider economic conditions.

This article provides a comprehensive look at the intricacies of current oil price trends and the ramifications for investors in the energy sector.

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