WTI testing into $89.00 as markets take a step back after the Fed gave their latest rate call.US Oil easing back after supply constraint worries sent crude roaring.Intermediary has rallied recently, closing in the green for ten of the past twelve consecutive trading weeks and notching in over a 30% gain on the period.
Global crude oil supplies are facing down a continuous drawdown in reserve supplies after Saudi Arabia and Russia both announced that they would be extending their ongoing crude production cuts through the end of the year.Market analysts expect global crude supply chains to be facing a 2 million bpd deficit for the time being, until other crude production and shale pumping projects can get started in the US.
The Federal Reserve held their benchmark interest rate at 5.5%, in-line with broader market estimates. However, the US central bank has updated their rate expectancy schedule looking forward, driving asset prices down and sending the US Dollar broadly higher.now sees the interest rate for the year ending 2024 at 5.1%, half a percentage point higher than the previous 4.6%.WTI US crude oil is down %2 on the day's high, trading into $89.00 per barrel.
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