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19.08.2021, 07:03

Oil: Denting demand to stall the race higher – TDS

FXStreet reports that Bart Melek, Head of Commodity Strategy at TD Securities, expects WTI to edge lower in the near-term.

“The modest oil inventory draw still leaves crude vulnerable to an additional correction as traders express concerns surrounding the delta-variant's negative impact on demand, at the same time as OPEC + intends to increase supply by some 400k b/d in each of the coming months this quarter.” 

“We continue to see WTI crude fall back to its support levels modestly below $65/bbl in the near term. Positive developments in China should serve as protection against a rout and should drive prices sharply higher, should the covid outbreak be contained and concerns moderate.”

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