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Weekly Bitumen Report: The Uptrend of Bitumen Despite Crude Oil Decline

On October 26, at midnight, Israel's retaliatory airstrike attack against Iran happened. After that, Iran requested an urgent session of the United Nations and asserted its right to retaliate. At the same time, Israel continued its attacks in Lebanon and Gaza, leading to numerous casualties. The U.S. presidential election will be held in less than...

Weekly Bitumen Report: Continuation of Price Soar amid Middle East Tension

Antony Blinken, United States Secretary of State, traveled to the Middle East for the eleventh time last year. The purpose of this visit was an attempt to reduce tension in the Middle East, however, the level of geopolitical risks is strongly high. Israel’s threats against Iran are still going on and the region is worried...

Weekly Oil Report: Absence of Israel Revenge Pushed Oil Down

Oil fell by about 8% last week as tensions dropped in the Middle East. Watch crude oil technical analysis: Click for Special Bitumen Offer On Friday, Brent closed at $73.14, and WTI closed at $68.78. WTI is back to its falling channel which started in July. The double top pattern shows we can have more...

Weekly Bitumen Report: Bitumen Prices Surge Amid Middle East Tensions

During the last week, America sent the first series of high-altitude anti-missile systems, THAAD, to Israel. At the same time, Israel continued its military attacks against Lebanon and Gaza and kept threatening Iran with a retaliatory attack. On the other hand, Iran’s Minister of Foreign Affairs is holding his diplomatic tour to negotiate with the...

Weekly Oil Report: Fears of Supply Disruption Over Market

Iran and Israel disputes put more pressure on oil markets. Watch crude oil technical analysis: Click for Special Bitumen Offer On Friday, Brent closed at $78.85, and WTI closed at $75.44. You can see the mid-September uptrend channel on the 1h chart of WTI. The breakout pullback happened and it needs to pass above 78...

Weekly Bitumen Report: Rising Bitumen Price by All Producing Countries

On the anniversary of 7 October, Israel’s attacks to the south of Lebanon and the Gaza Strip hiked up. Despite the wide global disagreements with these attacks, Israel keeps fighting. The Middle East tensions are strongly the main factors affecting the rise in crude oil prices. The Milton Storm paused America’s oil and gas activities...

Weekly Oil Report: World Focused on Middle East and World War III

Oil was pumped up after hectic tensions in the Middle East. Watch crude oil technical analysis: Click for Special Bitumen Offer On Friday, Brent closed at $78.05 and WTI closed at $74.39. Brent’s coming resistances are shown on the chart. It’s not bad to take a look at WTI chart too. WTI price broke a...

Weekly Bitumen Report: Immediate Developments in the Middle East and Jump in Bitumen Price

After the assassination of Hezbollah leader and an Iranian General in the air strikes of Israel, in a retaliatory action, Iran fired more than 200 Ballistic missiles at Israel’s land on October 1. These missiles were tracked by America, England, France, and the defense of Israel’s Iron Dome but most of them hit other targets...

Weekly Oil Report: Lebanon Bloodbath Brings More Choas to the Middle East

Hectic events in the Middle East kept commodities turbulent. Watch crude oil technical analysis: Click for Special Bitumen Offer On Friday, Brent closed at $71.95 and WTI closed at $68.57. Gold also had a new record by closing above $2600 per ounce. Brent had a price gap but considering the regional tensions, it can move upward...

Weekly Bitumen Report: Bitumen Rise in East Asia and Iran, Fall in Europe

On Wednesday, September 25, the US, France, UK, Australia, Canada, Germany, Italy, Japan, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, and the European Union published a joint statement calling for Hezbollah and Israel to reach a temporary 21-day ceasefire. Concerns about the development of land warfare have increased and the Middle East may encounter a new...