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OIL: Oil has tracked broader risk sentiment over the last 24 hours, with WTI
trading adding $0.05 to settlement levels at the last count, while Brent trades
$0.30 shy of settlement levels, as trade war worries capped prices, although
positive rhetoric from U,.S. President Trump re: a potential deal with China put
a modest bid into crude during Asian dealing.
- Oman's oil minister took to the wires on Monday, noting that he is concerned
with oil price volatility.
- Elsewhere, his Nigerian counterpart stated that OPEC has the ability to cover
some gaps in 2019, adding that the cartel is overestimating the moderation in
crude supply. He also stressed that he doesn't foresee any major changes to the
OPEC+ agreement in the wake of next week's OPEC meeting. The Nigerian oil
minister also suggested that $70/bbl is a comfortable price for all OPEC
producers.
- Focus now turns to the weekly API inventory data due late Tuesday. Analysts
are looking for a headline build of 2.876mn barrels in Wednesday's DoE inventory
release.
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com

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