Brent Oil Rebounds in Asia, OPEC+ Holds Back Production and China Increases Imports
Brent prices rose this morning after several fundamental signals emerged that gave hope that the oil market might find medium-term support. First, the OPEC+ producer bloc announced that it would halt new production additions for the first quarter of 2026, in response to projections of global oversupply. This decision, which signaled a halt to further production expansion despite the continued increase in December quotas, boosted sentiment by easing oversupply pressure.
However, this morning's gains could still be vulnerable due to persistent headwinds: global supply remains high and demand growth is expected to be slow. (mrv)
The price of Brent oil at the time of writing was $63.68
- Buy if the price moves within the $63.73 range
- Sell if the price moves within the $63.63 range
Resistance 2: $63.95
Resistance 1: $63.80
Support 1: $63.55
Support 2: $63.40
Disclaimer:
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Source: Newsmaker.id