Oil exchange-traded funds opened higher on Tuesday, tracking a rise in crude futures as investors weigh the immediate supply impact from Venezuela and hedge their market exposure.

Geopolitical risks, shifting supply pressures and key moving averages guide crude oil sentiment as traders assess WTI trends and short-term volatility.

Oil futures rose as the market sees it taking time for Venezuela to lift production following the removal of President Nicolas Maduro.

Crude oil futures see an uptick as WTI and Brent crude prices reflect increased demand and geopolitical tensions affecting supply. Learn about the market dynamics driving these changes.

Crude oil futures edge higher as geopolitical tensions offset bearish supply outlook. Key 50-day MA at $58.76 holds cards for direction.

Oil futures opened the year with a modest decline as the continuing Ukraine-Russia war and rising Middle East tensions countered concerns about oversupply.

OPEC+ output pause fails to counter a 17% crude oil plunge, driven by a global oversupply and rising geopolitical tensions.

1527 ET – Oil futures rise with WTI back at $60 after a Ukrainian drone strike on a Russian Black Sea port revives concerns about supply disruptions. “Geopolitical tensions remain elevated while oil flows continue largely unabated,” Amarpreet Singh ...

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