Crude oil futures traded higher on Wednesday morning as a severe winter storm in the US disrupted crude oil production and exports from the US Gulf Coast.

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Oil futures gained as the U.S. military buildup in the Middle East kept concerns of possible action against Iran in traders’ sights.

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Crude oil continues to see a lot of noisy behavior, as we are looking to determine the geopolitical landscape, and the obvious supply and demand concerns. At this point, I expect a lot of noise.

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WTI Crude Oil, currently trading near $59.15 as of January 15, 2026, is under pressure following a sharp reversal and failure ...

We would like to use the recent, geopolitically driven rally in the crude oil price to short Brent around $63 as we believe that ample supply is likely to drive the price lower again. We place our ...

Oil futures settled lower in a rangebound session, supported in part by the loss of some U.S. production to winter storm Fern and gains in diesel prices as heating fuel demand rose.