Oil Prices Break $80, Reach 6-Month Highs Despite Israel-Hamas Ceasefire Deal: Why Is Crude Rallying? - United States Oil Fund (ARCA:USO)
- Oil prices have reached a six-month high, with Brent Crude at $82.33 per barrel and West Texas Intermediate at $80.36 per barrel, as reported by the United States Oil Fund.
- The U.S. Energy Information Administration noted a decline in U.S. Crude oil inventories, falling by 1.961 million barrels, marking the eighth consecutive weekly decline.
- New U.S. Sanctions on Russian oil producers and tankers are expected to tighten global crude supplies, according to the International Energy Agency.
- Despite a ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas, traders remain focused on supply disruptions and the impact of sanctions on oil markets.
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