United States Oil Fund LP (USO)

Crude oil retreated from Monday's high, testing 10-Day average support at $63.79. Bears remain in control while resistance near $65–$66 limits upside potential unless exceeded.

Oil markets are losing ground as traders stay focused on geopolitical developments.

The crude oil market has shown itself to be a touch weak in the early hours of Tuesday trading, as we will continue to see the questions about oversupply plague the market sentiment.

Crude oil slides below 50-day MA, finding support at 200-day. Traders eye geopolitical tension and tariff risks as key price levels hold.

Crude is caught between clashing 2025 outlooks—IEA sees 680 kb/d demand growth, the EIA 980 kb/d and OPEC 1.3 mb/d—with the EIA projecting Brent easing into early 2026 as supply outpaces consumption. ...

Natural gas slides in a bearish channel while WTI and Brent hold key supports as geopolitical risks and Fed easing bets fuel market volatility.

WTI crude extends gains on supply risks, natural gas holds key support at $2.60, and the US dollar index consolidates below 100.50 amid Fed rate cut expectations.

Oil prices edged down on Tuesday after surging nearly 2% in the previous session, as traders kept a close watch on developments in the Russia-Ukraine conflict for the potential impact on fuel supplies...

Recent attacks on Russian oil pipeline raised worries about safety of Russian oil supply.