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Although slight profit-taking is seen in market indicators, key price levels remain high. Brent crude oil is trading at $95.48 per barrel, down 0.04%, while West Texas Intermediate (WTI) is down 0.67% at $90.69. Murban crude oil is down 2.38% to $102.20, but still holds its triple-digit price. Natural gas prices climbed 1.41% to $2.954. On the consumer side, US gasoline prices are near record highs, at $4.1436 per gallon, and diesel prices at $5.7832 per gallon.
Despite official statements that crude oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz have returned to normal, physical market data does not confirm this. The number of tankers passing through the strait remains significantly below historical averages, while blacklisting and cargo inspections restrict transit. High war risk insurance premiums in the maritime sector increase freight costs, while global refineries turning to alternative crude oil supply channels keeps physical barrel competition alive in the spot market.
These high levels of energy and refined fuel prices are putting direct pressure on the global economy. Diesel prices at $5.7832 per gallon are increasing input costs for road transport, the food supply chain, and the construction sector. Gasoline prices above $4.1436 are putting headline inflation expectations at upward risk and directly affecting central bank interest rate paths.
Until actual shipment volumes, freight premiums, and derivative market positioning in the Strait of Hormuz become clearer, the risk premium in energy markets is not expected to completely disappear. You can monitor the impact of macroeconomic developments on markets and global liquidity flows in real time through the Gate platform.
#OilAndGasUpdate #MacroEconomy #EnergyMarkets
$XTIUSD
Although slight profit-taking is seen in market indicators, key price levels remain high. Brent crude oil is trading at $95.48 per barrel, down 0.04%, while West Texas Intermediate (WTI) is down 0.67% at $90.69. Murban crude oil is down 2.38% to $102.20, but still holds its triple-digit price. Natural gas prices climbed 1.41% to $2.954. On the consumer side, US gasoline prices are near record highs, at $4.1436 per gallon, and diesel prices at $5.7832 per gallon.
Despite official statements that crude oil flows through the Strait of Hormuz have returned to normal, physical market data does not confirm this. The number of tankers passing through the strait remains significantly below historical averages, while blacklisting and cargo inspections restrict transit. High war risk insurance premiums in the maritime sector increase freight costs, while global refineries turning to alternative crude oil supply channels keeps physical barrel competition alive in the spot market.
These high levels of energy and refined fuel prices are putting direct pressure on the global economy. Diesel prices at $5.7832 per gallon are increasing input costs for road transport, the food supply chain, and the construction sector. Gasoline prices above $4.1436 are putting headline inflation expectations at upward risk and directly affecting central bank interest rate paths.
Until actual shipment volumes, freight premiums, and derivative market positioning in the Strait of Hormuz become clearer, the risk premium in energy markets is not expected to completely disappear. You can monitor the impact of macroeconomic developments on markets and global liquidity flows in real time through the Gate platform.
#OilAndGasUpdate #MacroEconomy #EnergyMarkets
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