A 15 per cent slump in crude prices since Wednesday has triggered a brutal sharemarket sell-off, putting producers on high alert and making investors nervous.

Oil prices take a nosedive! Brent crude has plunged below $64 per barrel, marking a dramatic drop fueled by escalating ...

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By ripping off the band-aid, the Saudis seem to have accepted that letting prices weaken is a way to regain their lost market ...

The OPEC+ alliance unexpectedly announced a larger-than-anticipated supply boost for May, triggering a market-wide reaction.

OPEC+ nations’ bringing more production back to market combined with escalating tariffs as China announced 34% tariffs on all U.S. goods to make for a very bad week for oil prices.

In addition, the committee "valued the additional voluntary production adjustments made by the eight OPEC+ countries, which were announced in April and November 2023 in supporting market stability" ...

The combination of the tariffs and the Saudi-led response dropped Brent crude oil prices down to just $65.58 a barrel.

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