Group 1 - Traders are weighing geopolitical tensions from Venezuela, Russia, and Iran, leading to rising oil prices, with Brent crude stabilizing around $62 per barrel and WTI crude above $58 per barrel [1] - Venezuela has begun shutting down oil wells in its oil-rich region due to U.S. sanctions, which have restricted crude exports and filled local storage tanks [1] - U.S. President Trump has stated that the U.S. attacked a facility within Venezuela, while Russian President Putin indicated he would adjust his negotiation stance following a drone attack on his residence, complicating efforts to end the Ukraine war [1] Group 2 - OPEC+ is increasing production to regain market share, which may lead to global oil supply exceeding demand, resulting in a significant drop in oil prices [4] - Vortexa Ltd. reported a 15% increase in the amount of crude oil on tankers that have been anchored for at least seven days, bringing total oil levels close to the highest since November last year [4] - U.S. government data shows a significant increase in crude oil inventories at the Cushing hub, marking the largest weekly increase since late October, alongside rising gasoline and distillate inventories nationwide [4]
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