Group 1 - Investors are preparing for volatility in the U.S. stock market and oil futures as trading opens on Sunday evening local time [1] - Patrick DeHaan, head of oil analysis at GasBuddy, indicates that oil futures may experience fluctuations due to concerns over the Venezuelan regime and its short-term oil output [1] - OPEC has reiterated its decision to pause production increases in the first quarter, which may contribute to short-term price increases in oil futures [1] Group 2 - Current trading prices are approximately $57 per barrel for WTI crude oil and $61 per barrel for Brent crude oil [1] - DeHaan anticipates significant volatility at the market open, with a sentiment of short-term risk but long-term optimism [1] - Futures trading is set to begin at 6 PM local time on Sunday (7 AM Beijing time on Monday) [1]
机构：市场严阵以待，周一开盘油市或迎大幅波动
Sou Hu Cai Jing·2026-01-04 20:19