World oil prices

Concerns about lack of supply push oil prices closer to the $85/barrel mark

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In the trading session on February 9 (Vietnam time), optimism about recovering demand in China and concerns about a shortage of supply have prompted oil prices to continue to increase.

World oil prices continue to increase thanks to optimism about demand

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In the trading session on February 8 (Vietnam time), oil prices continued to climb thanks to optimism about recovery demand in China. Brent oil price approaches 84 USD/barrel.

The decline slowed down, Brent oil prices increased beyond 80 USD/barrel

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In the trading session on February 7 (Vietnam time), oil prices recovered in the context of concerns about supply and slower growth in major economies that may limit fuel use.

Many new factors cause oil prices to sink into red

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In the trading session on February 6 (Vietnam time), oil prices continued to decline due to concerns about higher interest rate increases by the US Federal Reserve (Fed) in its anti-inflation strategy.

World oil price slides long below the 80 USD/barrel mark

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In the trading session on February 4 (Vietnam time), oil prices plummeted after the US employment data. Brent oil price slides long below the 80 USD/barrel mark

Oil prices continue to decrease, the market raises many concerns

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In the trading session on February 3 (Vietnam time), the recovery of the USD and US economic data pushed oil prices down.

The weak USD pushes oil prices down

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In the trading session on January 2 (Vietnam time), oil prices recovered due to the weakening of the USD and positive data from demand for US oil products increasing in November.

Concerns about economic recession hindering oil price increase

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In the trading session on January 26 (Vietnam time), oil prices continued to move in opposite directions after information about increased US crude oil reserves and concerns about a global economic recession hindered optimism about demand recovery in China.

US oil reserves increase sharply, causing world oil prices to drop

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In the trading session on January 25 (Vietnam time), world oil prices fell simultaneously as US oil reserves increased by 3 times compared to the forecast in previous polls.

Oil prices reverse after reaching a 7-week high

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In the trading session on January 24 (Vietnam time), world oil prices cooled down after reaching a 7-week high. Brent oil price is still above 87 USD/barrel.

Continuing the increase, Brent oil price approaches the threshold of 88 USD/barrel

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In the trading session on January 23 (Vietnam time), world oil prices recorded a stable increase thanks to the prospect of recovering fuel demand.

Economic prospects continue to accelerate oil prices

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The demand for crude oil in China increased by nearly 1 million barrels per day, pushing world oil prices to continue to increase in the session on January 21 (Vietnam time). Of which, WTI oil surpassed the 81 USD/barrel mark, Brent oil increased to more than 87 USD/barrel.

World oil prices extend their increase streak thanks to expectations of demand recovery

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In the first trading session of the week on January 16 (Vietnam time), the increase in oil prices continued. Forecasts show that WTI oil may anchor above the $80/barrel mark and Brent oil continues to approach the $90/barrel mark.

World oil prices increase by nearly 3 USD/barrel on the first day of the new year

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In the trading session on January 1 (Vietnam time), world oil prices increased by nearly 3 USD/barrel due to strong hope for a recovery in demand.

World oil prices continue to increase

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In the trading session on December 27 (Vietnam time), world oil prices increased in the context of China's announcement of easing COVID-19 pandemic restrictions.