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Analysts expect markets to remain volatile in the coming weeks as investors adjust to Trump's new policy positions and tariffs
Crude oil WTI futures for March delivery rose by 0.1 percent, reaching $72.44 a barrel
EIA was removed due to inadequate communication, not because of political motivations or pressures, OPEC said
Crude oil WTI futures expiring in March dropped 1 percent to $71.70 a barrel.
West Texas Intermediate crude futures climbed 0.3 percent to $72.81 a barrel
Crude prices saw some losses this week amid concerns over weak Chinese economic data
DeepSeek questions the need for data center investments, suggesting fewer centers may lower energy demand
Oil markets faced pressure from weak PMI data from China, indicating ongoing struggles in business activity
Non-hydrocarbon sectors thrive due to tourism, construction, public spending, and growth in financial services
West Texas Intermediate crude futures dropped 0.6 percent to $74.21 per barrel
West Texas Intermediate crude futures dropped by 0.2 percent, settling at $75.27 per barrel
Oil demand in 2025 is projected at nearly 106 million barrels per day, up from 104.6 million
